Has anyone a FTP synchranization which behaves like this yet?
1) get current version from ftp by readitg $REMOTE/hash 2) calculate git-diff `ftp get $REMOTE/hash`..HEAD 3) ftp push all files which have changed and ftp rm all files which have been deleted 4) write HEAD to $REMOTE/hash
What happens if there is a failure in the middle? Then 4) doesn't take place and all the actions will be replayed (probably ignoring errors). Also there should be a sync option recopying all files which are know to git at HEAD.
I don't want to use bash because I can't keep a FTP connection open, can I? (Maybe using lfpt and stdin redirection hacks ?) git perl lib support is better than python support, right?
If not how to do this? Maybe I should look at the git diff code to get to know or start comparing the git ls-tree output or such?
Of course I'd like this to be as fast as possible.
Marc Weber