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Using rsync for website and servers

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So you have a website and you have ssh setup on your server. Rsync is a way of uploading and downloading files to and from your server. Here is how.

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Installing rsync

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Run the following on your server and on your local machine.

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apt install rsync
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Uploading files with rsync

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From your local machine you can upload files to your server like this:

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rsync -avz /path/to/file landchad.net:/path/on/the/server
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You will be prompted to enter a password. By default it will use the username that you are logged in with on you local machine. To use a different user, do this:

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rsync -avz /path/to/file username@landchad.net:/path/on/the/server
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Downloading file with rsync

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Basically like downloading, you just swap the last two arguments, like this:

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rsync -avz landchad.net:/path/to/file /path/to/file
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Again, with a different username on you server:

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rsync -avz username@landchad.net:/path/to/file /path/to/file
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Contribution

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el3ctr0lyte: github, XMR: 86DBJdiG83ZDea6kJgsbVN5tMae5ScfuhJ3PihEMTHatCrGEw2gctyUB92V2fz4R4YhwRaQeAGL5M4gPRXvVvtkULJi4ayk

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