http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/
Josh Cronemeyer wrote:
I have heard of people using make for other things besides compiling
software. I have an application that I would like to try to use make
on, but not having any experience with make I am not sure if it is
feasable. Here is my idea.
I have my home page (actually about 400 pages worth) on my ISP's unix
servers. I make changes to the site on my local machine, and whenever I
make changes I run a perl script that removes the whole site and reloads
the whole site. This is slow! Often I change 20 to 30 pages at a time so
this is easier than uploading via ftp every page that i have changed.
I was thinking that since make can detect changes in files that it would
be able to identify which files were modified and then i would be able
to run my script on just those files. Much faster that way! Sure i could
write my perl script to do this too, but I was hoping to reuse existing
software and to learn about make.
could that work?
josh
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