Using rsync over ssh, push all dirty files in local git repo to another server (or explicitly list which files to push)

rsync-server.sh

#!/bin/bash

usage ()
{
	echo "Usage 1: $0 -s user@server:/path/ path/to/rsync path2/to/rsync path3/to/rsync ..."
	echo "         $0 -s user@server:/path/to/devstudio/ updates/7.0/devstudio-directory.xml"
	echo "Usage 2: $0 -s user@server:/path/to/jbosstools/ -dirty"
	echo "   -dirty flag will push all files listed with 'git status -s' to specified server"

	exit 1;
}

if [[ $# -lt 3 ]]; then
	usage;
fi

dirty=0
server=""
paths=""

while [[ "$#" -gt 0 ]]; do
	case $1 in
		'-s') server="$2"; shift 1;;
		'-dirty') dirty=1; paths="$paths `git status -s`"; shift 0;;
		*) paths="$paths $1";;
	esac
	shift 1
done

for path in $paths; do
	# path must contain at least one slash or will be rejected
	if [[ ${path##*/*} == "" ]]; then
		echo "rsync {,${server}/}$path"
		rsync -Pzrlt --rsh=ssh --protocol=28 {,${server}/}$path
	elif [[ ${#path} -lt 3 ]]; then # show the git dirty state
		echo -n "$path "
	else
		echo "$path SKIPPED - paths must include a /"
	fi
done