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Getting the html/php code from my offline development tool into the server in an easy manner. I don't want to develop on the server, but I want to update only t
by jeb 16y ago
Getting the html/php code from my offline development tool into the server in an easy manner. I don't want to develop on the server, but I want to update only those files I changed.
In an easy manner, not with post commit scripts or so.
- gnaritas 16y agoWhat's easier than rsync?
- jeb 16y agorsync is a command line tool and you need to enter the username and password everytime.
- ks 16y agoYou can configure your account to use key based authentication so that you are logged in automatically. Here's an article that I found that explains how. http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and http://blogs.sun.com/jkini/entry/how_to_scp_scp_and
- jhickner 16y agoThis is one of the features I love in Coda. You can work on a local copy of the site and Coda tracks changes automatically, then you just click publish and the files that have been changed are pushed to the server.
- ks 16y agoAn alternative editor is Netbeans that has the same feature, for those who want an open souce cross platform alternative.
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- olalonde 16y agoSubversion?
- bunchesofdonald 16y agoI use dropbox. The server has it's own account, and I share the folders I want to sync with that account. That way it's all synced automatically.