[Nvrnight]

Requirements: CoreFTP Client and a connection setup in your site manager, you'll be using the name of it in the script...

Here's the script I use in a batch file that can be ran...
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:: DeployDirectory is the directory where you will be
:: exporting your Subversion folder to and will be
:: uploaded to the web server
:: coreftplocation is the location of your coreftp.exe file
:: svnWebDirectory is the location of your web directory that
:: you'll want export, this location is relative to your batch file
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set deployDirectory=C:\Export
set coreftplocation="C:\Program Files (x86)\CoreFTP\coreftp.exe"
set svnWebDirectory=..\..

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::This is where we delete the deploy directory if it exists::
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del "%deployDirectory%\*" /Q
rmdir "%deployDirectory%" /S /Q

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::Export out the svn web directory to our export folder ::
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svn export "%svnWebDirectory%" "%deployDirectory%"

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::I have two configuration files that holds my database information ::
::I move my production configuration file to overwrite the normal ::
::configuration file to the correct configuration goes up to the server::
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move /Y "%deployDirectory%\config\productionconfig.php " "%deployDirectory%\config\config.php"

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::Now I ftp upload the exported directory::
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%coreftplocation% -S -OA -site mysite -u "C:\Export\swgresources" -p /public_html/

[drums]

Useful to see some interesting automated scripts (and relatively useful - yet simple!).

I'm not using coreftp, so I've got a few questions:
1) I'm assuming it works with coreftp LE right?
2) How does it handle connection errors (is there a log file?)
3) Are you using it and how's it going?

Thanks for sharing

drums

[Nvrnight]

Originally Posted by drums

Useful to see some interesting automated scripts (and relatively useful - yet simple!).

I'm not using coreftp, so I've got a few questions:
1) I'm assuming it works with coreftp LE right?
2) How does it handle connection errors (is there a log file?)
3) Are you using it and how's it going?

Thanks for sharing

drums

I haven't had any connection problems yet, so I don't know what happens with the errors. I use CoreFTP Lite, but probably works with CoreFTP LE. I'm using it now and no problems as of yet.