Since SSH can execute remote commands, FTP software has gradually been rarely used.
Every time I update the server code, I have to pack, upload, log in to the server, modify file permissions, update cache, etc. It’s slow and error prone, so I make a script. Once I get it done, I light a cigarette and sit in front of the computer in a daze, or play “plants vs zombies” or something. Relax!
PS: ant and phing users, you can ignore… I just like playing shell.
Copy codeThe code is as follows:
#!/bin/sh
HOME=’/cygdrive/d/public_html/myproject’
##Pack the local code first
##Exclude the following files: * svn, *. bat, upload. sh, cache
##If there are many files that need to be excluded, you can use the parameter — exclude from = file
##Write the file line by line to file
cd $HOME
tar jcf tmp.tar.bz2 * \
–exclude=*.bat \
–exclude=*.bz2 \
–exclude=*.gz \
–exclude=.svn \
–exclude=cache \
–exclude=upload.sh \
##Upload files through SCP
scp tmp.tar.bz2 [email protected]:/home/public_html/myproject/tmp.tar.bz2
##Execute remote SSH command
##Here, another script, load, is executed sh
ssh [email protected]
“
cd /home/public_html/myproject
tar jxf tmp.tar.bz2
chown -R web:web *
chmod -R 755 *
sh load.sh
rm -f tmp.tar.bz2
“
##Delete local file
rm -f tmp.tar.bz2
echo “Everything is done.”
#Monday, January 11, 2010 by Verdana
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HOME=’/cygdrive/d/public_html/myproject’
##Pack the local code first
##Exclude the following files: * svn, *. bat, upload. sh, cache
##If there are many files that need to be excluded, you can use the parameter — exclude from = file
##Write the file line by line to file
cd $HOME
tar jcf tmp.tar.bz2 * \
–exclude=*.bat \
–exclude=*.bz2 \
–exclude=*.gz \
–exclude=.svn \
–exclude=cache \
–exclude=upload.sh \
##Upload files through SCP
scp tmp.tar.bz2 [email protected]:/home/public_html/myproject/tmp.tar.bz2
##Execute remote SSH command
##Here, another script, load, is executed sh
ssh [email protected]
“
cd /home/public_html/myproject
tar jxf tmp.tar.bz2
chown -R web:web *
chmod -R 755 *
sh load.sh
rm -f tmp.tar.bz2
“
##Delete local file
rm -f tmp.tar.bz2
echo “Everything is done.”
#Monday, January 11, 2010 by Verdana
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SSH is configured as automatic login, which can be referred tohere。