Python FTP - Revision history

Adamcolton at 17:44, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T17:44:20Z

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	This program will sync my files over FTP. It will run as a cron job every few minutes (and most of the time, no changes should be necessary).		This program will sync my files over FTP. It will run as a cron job every few minutes (and most of the time, no changes should be necessary).

	#~~Currently, I do not set the modified date when uploading causing the file to be uploaded then downloaded again. Fix that.~~		#Sync folder structure
	#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)		#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)
	#Create a log file		#Create a log file
	#Figure out how to issue a delete command		#Figure out how to issue a delete command
			#Currently, I do not set the modified date when uploading causing the file to be uploaded then downloaded again. Fix that.
	#Log (and avoid) merge conflicts		#Log (and avoid) merge conflicts
	#Create my own date parser (the current one is great, but I want something more lightweight)		#Create my own date parser (the current one is great, but I want something more lightweight)

Adamcolton at 17:10, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T17:10:56Z

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	This program will sync my files over FTP. It will run as a cron job every few minutes (and most of the time, no changes should be necessary).		This program will sync my files over FTP. It will run as a cron job every few minutes (and most of the time, no changes should be necessary).

	#~~Get a file by file comparison of a specific directory working that downloads or uploads based on date and filesize.~~		#Currently, I do not set the modified date when uploading causing the file to be uploaded then downloaded again. Fix that.
	~~#*Download all files in a single directory~~
	~~#*Set~~ the ~~last~~ modified date when the file is downloaded ~~to match the source (use os~~.~~utime)~~
	~~#*Upload all files in a single directory~~
	~~#*Last modified date?~~
	~~#*Do a date comparison and down/up load~~
	~~#Recurse over sub-directories~~
	~~#Coordinate upload/download so~~ that ~~a file isn't checked twice~~
	#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)		#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)
	#Create a log file		#Create a log file

Adamcolton at 16:01, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T16:01:52Z

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	#*Do a date comparison and down/up load		#*Do a date comparison and down/up load
	#Recurse over sub-directories		#Recurse over sub-directories
			#Coordinate upload/download so that a file isn't checked twice
	#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)		#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)
	#Create a log file		#Create a log file

Adamcolton at 15:06, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T15:06:09Z

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	#Get a file by file comparison of a specific directory working that downloads or uploads based on date and filesize.		#Get a file by file comparison of a specific directory working that downloads or uploads based on date and filesize.
			#*Download all files in a single directory
	#*Set the last modified date when the file is downloaded to match the source (use os.utime)		#*Set the last modified date when the file is downloaded to match the source (use os.utime)
			#*Upload all files in a single directory
			#*Last modified date?
			#*Do a date comparison and down/up load
	#Recurse over sub-directories		#Recurse over sub-directories
	#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)		#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)

Adamcolton at 21:02, 13 December 2011

2011-12-13T21:02:54Z

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	#Get a file by file comparison of a specific directory working that downloads or uploads based on date and filesize.		#Get a file by file comparison of a specific directory working that downloads or uploads based on date and filesize.
			#*Set the last modified date when the file is downloaded to match the source (use os.utime)
	#Recurse over sub-directories		#Recurse over sub-directories
	#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)		#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)

Adamcolton at 20:46, 13 December 2011

2011-12-13T20:46:49Z

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	#Figure out how to issue a delete command		#Figure out how to issue a delete command
	#Log (and avoid) merge conflicts		#Log (and avoid) merge conflicts
			#Create my own date parser (the current one is great, but I want something more lightweight)

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2011-12-13T20:46:13Z

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This program will sync my files over FTP. It will run as a cron job every few minutes (and most of the time, no changes should be necessary).

#Get a file by file comparison of a specific directory working that downloads or uploads based on date and filesize.
#Recurse over sub-directories
#Create a config so that it can do multiple directories, and do them optionally (I won't want to sync everything, everywhere)
#Create a log file
#Figure out how to issue a delete command
#Log (and avoid) merge conflicts