1PFT-PUB(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation PFT-PUB(1)
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6 pft pub - Publish content
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9 pft pub
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12 Publish content (e.g. on a remote webserver).
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14 The publishing method is defined in the "pft.yaml" configuration file,
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17 Each of the supported publishing methods requires a different set of
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30 Copy the "ROOT/build" directory via rsync(1) onto a remote server,
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35 List available publishing methods and the expected parameters in
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