Feature Request: Upload changed files. #59
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This is definitely the right way of doing this. |
@dmathieu wow! quick response! I'd love to try, but Ruby, as I said, is not something I have good understanding of. |
Unfortunately, I haven't used glynn in years, and don't have any FTP server available at hand to test this. |
@dmathieu I'd happily help. I started something (from some internet examples)
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Ok, I've been messing around a bit, and I've got this far: I am, however, having issues. I can read the digest of the MD5s of things inside of folders, but they don't want to write for some reason.. |
I was unable to make progress, any word from anyone else? |
I was thinking about this earlier, and I think I have a solution. Ruby isn't my language, but I could try (in a bit) to execute. Anyway, I was thinking, first upload with glynn, a file would be created containing a modified date (or an MD5) for each file. This file would also be on the server. When glynn would run, it would check if any MD5s changed, and upload those corresponding files. Just thinking logically, and programmatically, it would go something like this:
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