2015-12-19 14:52:17 +01:00
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title: rsync
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summary: Automatic deployments with SSH and rsync.
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---
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body:
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`rsync://username@server/path/to/folder`
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This deploys via SSH and rsync to a remote server. This is the recommended
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way to deploy if the system supports it as it is a very fast and realiable
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way. It uses the system's SSH config so for authentication just configure
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SSH as you would normally do. The `username` part is optional and defaults
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to the current user that is signed into the machine or whatever is picked up
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as default from the `.ssh/config`.
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## Example
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```ini
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[servers.production]
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target = rsync://deploy@example.com/var/www/example.com
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```
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2015-12-19 19:07:03 +01:00
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## Credentials
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2015-12-19 14:52:17 +01:00
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The `rsync` deploy method supports both username and password parameter
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though it's recommended to use `.ssh/config` and an SSH agent to secure
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2015-12-19 16:43:13 +01:00
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the deployment. The `--password` parameter is not supported! Instead you
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need to use `--key-file` (`LEKTOR_DEPLOY_KEY_FILE`) or `--key`
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(`LEKTOR_DEPLOY_KEY`). The `--key-file` is the path to an OpenSSH private
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key.
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If you are using `--key` you can directly copy paste the contents of a key
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into a string. This is useful if you want to use it as an environment
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variable. The format for the string is `KEY_TYPE:BASE64` where `KEY_TYPE`
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is the type of the key (`RSA`, `EC`, etc.) and `BASE64` is the base64 encoded
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private key without newlines or whitespace. To find out which type your
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key is look at the first line of the key marker. For instance `BEGIN EC
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PRIVATE KEY` indicates an `EC` key. If no key type is defined `RSA` is
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assumed.
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