Closed freedog96150 closed 7 years ago
Should have included the relevant portion of my Movefile.
ssh:
host: "1.2.3.4"
user: "someuser"
rsync_options: "--protect-args --verbose --rsync-path='sudo rsync'"
This is probably a bug: it's not a simple task to manage all our levels of escaping actually.
Just one try:
rsync_options: "--protect-args --verbose --rsync-path=sudo\\\\ rsync"
I know it sounds funny :) but let me know
Yes. worked. Did not think to escape the escape for the escape of the escaped space. I did try one variation previously, but missed one critical escape. 4 was the magic number. Thanks!
Is this staying as a bug/fix? I think it would be easier to just include some additional wiki information on properly escaping spaces on the Movefile.
@freedog96150 , could you try to update to version 2.0.1? It shuld fix the problem using
--rsync-path='sudo rsync'
as expected. Thanks in advance.
P.S.: as a reference the problem was not directly in wordmove, but in photocopier gem; this https://github.com/welaika/photocopier/commit/ae80a921ba8e8822e3cc67cac3dd965f3c24cb2f update should solve the bug.
Finally got around to updating and testing. Seems to work as expected now without all the crazy escaping. Thanks!
Been trying to figure out how to get the rsync_options section of the Movefile to respect the necessary quotes for an rsync option. What I need is as below:
--rsync-path="sudo rsync" or alternately --rsync-path='sudo rsync'
I have tried single quotes, double quotes and escaping with backslashes. In all configurations attempted, the final output reverts to --rsync-path=sudo rsync which causes an error when run. If I copy/paste the command, add the needed quotes, the command runs as expected. I am sure that I am missing something easy that will allow me to set this parameter in the Movefile and have it properly inserted. Any suggestions?