A script to copy only certain file name from tree to remote host and recreate
the directory structure. Had thought scp -r or something would do it. or rsync
directly but well, the rsync manual leaves me cold for things like what to
include and what to exclude… It's probably a lot simpler than this of course ;(
#!/bin/bash
host=${1:-dev}
filename=$2
destdir=$3
if [ "${host}" = "" ]; then
echo "No destination host specified"
echo "Usage : copy-files HOSTNAME FILENAME DESTDIR"
exit
fi
if [ "${filename}" = "" ]; then
echo "No FILENAME specified"
echo "Usage : copy-files HOSTNAME FILENAME DESTDIR"
exit
fi
if [ "${destdir}" = "" ]; then
echo "No DESTDIR specified"
echo "Usage : copy-files HOSTNAME FILENAME DESTDIR"
exit
fi
find . -type f -iname "${filename}" 2> /dev/null | while read -r FILE
do
REMDESTDIR="~/${destdir}/`dirname ${FILE#./}`"
echo "Found : ${FILE} .. Attempting : rsync -avz ${FILE} ${host}:${REMDESTDIR}"
rsync -avz "${FILE}" "${host}:${REMDESTDIR}/"
done
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