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10.4: Automatically upload published-to-folder iWeb sites
Why not just use a rsync to synchronize the Mac's Sites folderwith the linux box?
No need to delete anything since rsync only syncs stuff that has changed. Plus you get the bonus of being able to do it via ssh, so your passwords are not sent in the clear. And if you set up public/private keys, you won't need a password at all... Here's a rough outline of the steps to take... the ssh details can be found in any ssh tutorial, and the rsync man page is fairly useful too:
10.4: Automatically upload published-to-folder iWeb sites
This prompts me to add: Transmit also has the ability to only upload changed files, choose 'Synchronize' rather than 'Mirror' in the Automator action. The downside of this is that any pages or content you remove in iWeb will remain on the web server.
10.4: Automatically upload published-to-folder iWeb sites
I don't know about Transmit but rsync has a "--delete" option that will remove anything at the destination that doesn't exist on the host... |
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