Rsync should work fine, but personally I like to see exactly which
changes are being deployed especially when deploying to production.
While I realise this recommendation is not Open Source software, I
have found it to be an excellent piece of software for this task. I
use Beyond Compare
Humm.. thanks for the replies. But i have another problem about rsync again.
When i deploy a project using the rsync the permissions of all home
directory is changed. i tried to use the parameter -p -o -g (preserve
permissions, owner and group):
I dont know but the rsync doesnt preserve the
Rsync preserves the UID and GID, not the visible username or visible
group name. This means that if the UIDs and GIDs do not match your
expected users and groups on the destination server they will match
whatever is setup there according to the /etc/passwd or /etc/group
files. If there's no match
Humm.. thanks for the replies. But i have another problem about rsync
again.
When i deploy a project using the rsync the permissions of all home
directory is changed. i tried to use the parameter -p -o -g (preserve
permissions, owner and group):
I dont know but the rsync doesnt preserve
Rsync should work fine, but personally I like to see exactly which
changes are being deployed especially when deploying to production.
While I realise this recommendation is not Open Source software, I
have found it to be an excellent piece of software for this task. I
use Beyond Compare
Hi everybody,
i have a doubt about my security and deployment methods. Today i manage
several projects and these projects are versioned with subversion. My
environment is something like this:
1. The developer make some update in the source code of a project. (from
your IDE, generally netbeans)
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Augusto Flavio afla...@gmail.com wrote:
i have a doubt about my security and deployment methods. Today i manage
several projects and these projects are versioned with subversion. My
environment is something like this:
1. The developer make some update in the
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