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Transferring files to a different docroot
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chmod 700 .ssh
Use the following command to set the private key file permissions:
chmod 400
Run your rsync command. For example, the following is an rsync command between docroot directories on the same infrastructure:
rsync -avz -e "ssh -i /home/sourcedocroot/.ssh/id_rsa_rsync" [email protected]:/mnt/gfs/sourceenv.dev/files /mnt/gfs/destinationenv.dev/files/Setting up the SSH keys between applications is also a method to help enable SSH tunneling between infrastructure, or between your infrastructure and an external application. For more information, see SSH tunneling for infrastructure-side applications.
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.ssh directory in the destination directory.Set the .ssh directory permissions by using the following command:
chmod 700 .ssh
Use the following command to set the private key file permissions:
chmod 400
Run your rsync command. For example, the following is an rsync command between docroot directories on the same infrastructure:
rsync -avz -e "ssh -i /home/sourcedocroot/.ssh/id_rsa_rsync" [email protected]:/mnt/gfs/sourceenv.dev/files /mnt/gfs/destinationenv.dev/files/Setting up the SSH keys between applications is also a method to help enable SSH tunneling between infrastructure, or between your infrastructure and an external application. For more information, see SSH tunneling for infrastructure-side applications.
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