What application do you use to synchronize the working directory with the ftp directory?

Question

I would like to ask this question: what application do you use to synchronize the working directory on the local PC and the remote directory (via FTP)?

I am a little bored using the FTP client to transfer every file that I edit all the time.

Answer 1

In the simple case, you can use command line programs scpor ftpto write a small command line script that can load all your files. I use a bash script that zips up all my files, puts them in my web space and decompresses the file via ssh. Although this could be easily done using bash on linux, I think you can do similar with batfiles on windows.

For a larger web development project, transfer the code to the source repository on the server side and use a tool such as Capistrano to deploy it to remote servers, which is a powerful and full-featured deployment tool for all kinds of web applications.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

You can look at some FTP tool that provides visual synchronization. For example, on Windows, Mac, or Linux, you can use CrossFTP for one-way or two-way synchronization. It supports masks and filters, and you can view / modify the results as shown. alt text http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/9417/picture1t.png