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From: Jochen M. <ml...@om...> - 2003-12-29 11:25:34
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Hi Rene, Am Mon, den 29.12.2003 schrieb Rene Rask um 11:57: > > thx for committing my code (rsync_ssh) to the cvs > > Thanks for creating it in the first place. It kicked me into action as > well :) > Yes, I noticed that. And it is great, cause BOBS is really cool stuff ...;o) > > cool, that is pretty great. > > how do you in general apply it? > > > > patch < rsync_ssh_restore.patch ?? > > > in the bobs cvs root (where admin.php is located): > patch -p1 < rsync_ssh_restore.patch > o.k. I'll do it this way. > > > What about the "none" restore - method. Should we leave it then? > > > > Lets leave it in. I does have its uses. Disabling the ui can be useful > feature. > fine. So it is okay to leave it that way, that you cannot login to the gui? > > Can you give me a hint, what you mean with "properly escaped". Do you > > mean the produced batch and php - files? > > The sftp batch and bash shell scripts need the be escaped if the files > and/or dirs contain strange characters. > > The base case is "filename with spaces" and chars like !@#$% and so on. > They need special care to make sure nothing break. > The best test is to create some really weird filenames and checking if > bobs handles them as expected. > o.k. that is clear now. Cheers Jochen |