rpush-into

   1 #!/bin/bash
   2
   3 # Usage:
   4 #   rpush-into [-c|--continue|-f|--force] FILE REMOTE_PREFIX ssh SSH_args..
   5 # or
   6 #   rpush-into [-c|--continue|-f|--force] FILE REMOTE_PREFIX eval
   7 #
   8 # On carefulness:
   9 # will try not to overwrite files on the remote side unless -f is specified.
  10 # With -c, if a files exists, this script will continue the transfer by appending.
  11 #
  12 # REMOTE_PREFIX can be a directory (terminated with /!),
  13 # or another prefix that will prepended to FILE to get
  14 # the path to the destination file on the remote end.
  15 #
  16 # It can be an empty string (''):
  17 # then--obviously--FILE will be put into the remote home directory
  18 # (or rather the current directory after connection to the remote end).
  19 #
  20 # "ssh" and "eval" are just examples; any valid bash command
  21 # which interpretes arguments in the same way as "eval" will do.
  22
  23 # Licensed to all under AGPL as published by FSF.
  24 # Copyright (C) 2012 by Ivan Zakharyaschev imz at altlinux.org
  25
  26 case "$1" in
  27     -c|--continue)
  28         shift
  29         RPUSH() {
  30             rpush "$@" || rpush-continue "$@"
  31         }
  32         ;;
  33     -f|--force)
  34         shift
  35         RPUSH() {
  36             rpush -f "$@"
  37         }
  38         ;;
  39     *)
  40         RPUSH() {
  41             rpush "$@"
  42         }
  43         ;;
  44 esac
  45
  46 FILE="$1"
  47 shift
  48 REMOTE_PREFIX="$1"
  49 shift
  50
  51 RPUSH "$FILE" "$REMOTE_PREFIX$(basename "$FILE")" "$@"