Description:

scpy 1.1.4

scpy is a command line tool to autosync files and directories to remote servers over ssh. For windows users, there is a program called winscp that can automatically keep a remote directory up to date with a local one. I didn’t find a tool I liked to do this on linux, so I made this one.
It follows the usage of the regular scp command with a couple of slight differences.

There is no need to supply the -r option for directories. It determines itself whether it’s a directory or not
You can only push files to remote servers, you can’t pull them back
There is no globbing support (yet)


Usage Examples
scpy workspace/src username@192.168.1.2:/
This will sync the local folder ./workspace/src to /src on 192.168.1.2. It overwrites the src folder on the remote machine.:
scpy workspace/src/file1.py workspace/src/file2.py username@192.168.1.2:workspace/src/
This will synchronize the 2 local files file1.py and file2.py to /home/username/workspace/src/ on 192.168.1.2:
scpy workspace/src/file1.py workspace/src/file2.py username@192.168.1.2:workspace/src/ otherusername@host.com:/opt/
This is the same as above but it will sync the same files to both 192.168.1.2 and host.com

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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