1. Get the version info: <exec executable="svn"><arg value="update"/> with
embedded <redirector>
(is 'svn update' the right command? not 'svn info'?)
2. Create the tar file: <tar tarfile="${dirname}-${version}.tar"><fileset
dir="${dirname}"/>
3. Transfer to the remote server: <scp>
4. Specify the directory from command line: ant -Ddirname=foo/bar
Jan
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> Von: mindspin311 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Sonntag, 30. März 2008 19:47
> An: [email protected]
> Betreff: Can I zip a folder on server A, and send it to Server B
>
>
> This is all being done in Unix for tarring a directory of php files.
>
> The process I'm trying to do is:
>
> given a folder you're either in or are sending as a command
> line argument,
>
> 1. tar it
> 2. use svn update to get the version number to append to the
> file name.
> 3. send it to a different server.
>
> I also have to execute some commands like sudo and possibly exec.
>
> Can I do this all in ant without having to create a temp tar
> file, then ftp
> it to another server, then go back and delete the temp tar file?
>
> Can I use move instead of copy across different servers, so I
> don't have to
> remove the temp file after?
>
> I'm new to ant, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Just trying to get
> an idea if this can be done as simply as possible.
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