# Simple rSync script to sync certain data between my desktop and laptop...
# Hooman Baradaran <http://www.hoomanb.com/cs>

# NOTES:
# Don't forget to change variable REMOTE with remove IP or hostname
# Since this script is meant to sync two computers and will be called 
#	regularly between the two computers, remote name and directory
#	names are stored in the script rather than command line args.
# Since rsync is called a few times, password should be skipped 
# 	For example, I use RSA keys with ssh.
# Enjoy!

VERBOSE="-v" # -v for verbose mode, empty for quiet mode
RSHELL="-e ssh" # -e <shellname> or blank to skip

RSYNC="rsync -a $VERBOSE $RSHELL --delete" 

# IP address or host names, LOCAL can be blank for local host
LOCAL="" 		# LEAVE BLANK FOR LOCAL, OR ADD COLUMNS e.g."local:"
REMOTE="192.168.0.5" 	# CHANGE WITH REMOTE IP, DON'T ADD COLUMNS TO THIS!

# Characters to select the sync mode:
LOCAL_TO_REMOTE="upload"
REMOTE_TO_LOCAL="download"

if [ tt$1 = "tt-d" ]; then
 REMOTE=$2
 MODE=$3
else
 MODE=$1
fi

if [ $MODE == $LOCAL_TO_REMOTE ]; then
	SRC=$LOCAL
	DEST=${REMOTE}:
elif [ $MODE == $REMOTE_TO_LOCAL ]; then
	SRC=${REMOTE}:
	DEST=$LOCAL
else
	echo "usage: [-d destination] $0 <sync mode>"
	echo "	\"${LOCAL_TO_REMOTE}\" to sync from this host to remote machine."
	echo "	\"${REMOTE_TO_LOCAL}\" to sync from remote machine to this host."
	exit 1
fi




# FILES & DIRECTORIES TO SYNC:

# If SRC and DEST are the same add them in the same format below:

# For new rsync versions with --files-from support (fast)
echo "
        ${HOME}/Mail/
        ${HOME}/Documents/
        ${HOME}/public_html/

" || $RSYNC --files-from=- ${SRC}$FILE ${DEST}$FILE
# You can use a separate file for the list (see rsync man)

# For older rsync versions (slow)
for FILE in\
	"${HOME}/Mail/"\
	"${HOME}/Documents/"\
	"${HOME}/public_html/"

do
	$RSYNC ${SRC}$FILE ${DEST}$FILE
done

# To sync home directories:
# $RSYNC ${SRC}${HOME} ${DEST}${HOME}