91. cdist-type__rsync(7)¶
Mirror directories using rsync
Nico Schottelius <nico-cdist--@--schottelius.org>
91.1. DESCRIPTION¶
WARNING: This type is of BETA quality:
- it has not been tested widely
- interfaces may change
- if there is a better approach to solve the problem -> the type may even vanish
If you are fine with these constraints, please read on.
This cdist type allows you to mirror local directories to the target host using rsync. Rsync will be installed in the manifest of the type. If group or owner are giveng, a recursive chown will be executed on the target host.
A slash will be appended to the source directory so that only the contents of the directory are taken and not the directory name itself.
91.2. REQUIRED PARAMETERS¶
- source
- Where to take files from
91.3. OPTIONAL PARAMETERS¶
- group
- Group to chgrp to.
- owner
- User to chown to.
- destination
- Use this as the base destination instead of the object id
- remote-user
- Use this user instead of the default “root” for rsync operations.
91.4. OPTIONAL MULTIPLE PARAMETERS¶
- rsync-opts
- Use this option to give rsync options with. See rsync(1) for available options. Only “–” options are supported. Write the options without the beginning “–” Can be specified multiple times.
91.5. MESSAGES¶
NONE
91.6. EXAMPLES¶
# You can use any source directory
__rsync /tmp/testdir \
--source /etc
# Use source from type
__rsync /etc \
--source "$__type/files/package"
# Allow multiple __rsync objects to write to the same dir
__rsync mystuff \
--destination /usr/local/bin \
--source "$__type/files/package"
__rsync otherstuff \
--destination /usr/local/bin \
--source "$__type/files/package2"
# Use rsync option --exclude
__rsync /tmp/testdir \
--source /etc \
--rsync-opts exclude=sshd_conf
# Use rsync with multiple options --exclude --dry-run
__rsync /tmp/testing \
--source /home/tester \
--rsync-opts exclude=id_rsa \
--rsync-opts dry-run
91.7. SEE ALSO¶
- cdist-type(7)
- rsync(1)
91.8. COPYING¶
Copyright (C) 2015 Nico Schottelius. Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3).