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In article <8l2hau$2nk$1@prds-grn.demon.co.uk>, Thomas Sandford <$thomas/98b$@prds-grn.demon.co.uk> writes:
>Can anyone suggest a (unix) program/package for keeping a demon homepages 
>site synchronised with a local copy (ie to push chnges made locally 
>to the demon site).
>
>There seem to be plenty of programs for mirroring a remote site but far
>fewer for doing the opposite.

The latest version of 'mirror' can push as well as pull.

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Thomas Sandford <$thomas/98b$@prds-grn.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> Can anyone suggest a (unix) program/package for keeping a demon homepages
> site synchronised with a local copy (ie to push chnges made locally
> to the demon site).
> 
> There seem to be plenty of programs for mirroring a remote site but far
> fewer for doing the opposite.

I've used sitecopy to do that.

Paul

.. and it came to pass that Thomas Sandford
<$thomas/98b$@prds-grn.demon.co.uk> uttered forth:
>Can anyone suggest a (unix) program/package for keeping a demon 
>homepages 
>site synchronised with a local copy (ie to push chnges made locally 
>to the demon site).
>
>There seem to be plenty of programs for mirroring a remote site but far
>fewer for doing the opposite.
>
I've written a simple script that FTPs files up to our website to
synchronise them - it runs on Linux, and is set as an unattended
cronjob. 

Someone (not me, thankfully) receives e-mails to let them know
that the synch has worked, but if there are any problems, I get the
mail instead.

If you want a copy of it, drop me a mail.
-- 
 
"Dungeon" Dave, in anti-harvest mode...

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I ($thomas/98b$@prds-grn.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> Can anyone suggest a (unix) program/package for keeping a demon homepages 
> site synchronised with a local copy (ie to push changes made locally 
> to the demon site).
> ...

As a couple of people have pointed out, sitecopy does exactly what I want.

Ta to all who responded.
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> Can anyone suggest a (unix) program/package for keeping a demon
homepages
> site synchronised with a local copy (ie to push chnges made locally
> to the demon site).
>
> There seem to be plenty of programs for mirroring a remote site but
far
> fewer for doing the opposite.
>
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I use weex if anybody still cares, It works extreemly well and I can
recommend it. Only problem is that I can not remember where I got it
from. www.linuxapps.com or freshmeat would be a likely place

Hubba