Publish to remote directories using git + ssh.
git-publish provides a way to easily sync a directory to a remote server. It
does this by pushing to a remote git repository over a ssh connection, both of
which are readily available on most linux based servers. Checkout the
documentation in the docs/ folder for more information.
Simply place the git-publish script somewhere on your $PATH if you would like
to use the git publish sub-command. Otherwise, mark the script as executable
and run it.
An install script is provided which makes the above process mostly automatic
with a single prompt for the installation path. It can be run with either
make install or by executing the script ./install.sh.
For usage information, checkout the man page in the docs/ folder with
man -l docs/git-publish.1 or if you've installed git-publish using the
provided script you can use man git-publish from anywhere.
Copyright (C) 2022-2024 Rex McKinnon
This software is available for free under the permissive University of
Illinois/NCSA Open Source License. See the LICENSE file for full details.