rsync to godaddy
written on Tuesday, February 18, 2014
There has been a lot of posts online about how to sync your website
using rsync if your domain hosting is provided by GoDaddy.com. The
main problem with most of them is they are either old and not working,
or haven’t provided proper source to download the binary from. So here
is the two bits from my side to help out people who are trying to sync
their website using rsync.
Following are the steps I followed :
- ssh login to your hosting server.
- Create a bin folder in your hosting server with mkdir ~/bin
command.
- Download a rsync binary which is suitable to you from the
repository. You can extract the binary from .rpm file using
the command
rpm2cpio rsync-3.0.6-4.el5_7.1.i386.rpm | cpio -idmv
- The rsync binary will get extracted into ./usr/bin directory.
- This rsync executible needs to be placed into the ~/bin directory
of the hosting server.
- After placing the binary in the hosting server change the permissions
of the file to 755 using the command chmod 755 rsync.
- Then you can rsync the files from your pc’s ~/octopress/public/
folder into the hosting server’s public_html folder by using the
command
rsync -rv --rsync-path=~/bin/rsync ~/octopress/public/ username@website:/path/to/public_html
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