I am desperetly trying to deploy my Symfony app with Rsync.

I instally cwRsync and it somewhat works, at least SSH does. My app is located in E:\xampp\htdocs\MyProject.

Rsync actually does create one directory on my Server but other than that, I only get permission errors.

Now, this seems to be a common problem, however I am not able to implement any solutions, such as this one: cwRsync ignores "nontsec" on Windows 7

I installed cwRsync to the following directory: c:\cwrsync

My Question: what does my fstab file need to look like, and where do I even have to put it? Are there any oth开发者_StackOverflower solutions to this problem?

Thanks in advance!

I'd posted that question you referred to. Here's what I ended up doing to get symfony project:deploy to work from Windows 7 (it required hacking symfony a bit, so it may not be the most optimal solution). With this solution, you don't need fullblown cygwin installed, you just need cwRsync.

In your fstab, add this line (fstab should be located under [cwrsync install dir]\etc):

C:/wamp/www /www ntfs binary,noacl 0 0

This essentially maps "C:\wamp\www" on your windows filesystem to "/www" for cygwin.

Modify symfony/lib/task/sfProjectDeployTask.class.php:

protected function execute($arguments = array(), $options = array())
{
  ...
  $dryRun = $options['go'] ? '' : '--dry-run';

  // -- start hack --
  if(isset($properties['src']))
    $src = $properties['src'];
  else
    $src = './';

  $command = "rsync $dryRun $parameters -e $ssh $src $user$host:$dir";
  // -- end hack --

  $this->getFilesystem()->execute($command, $options['trace'] ? array($this, 'logOutput') : null, array($this, 'logErrors'));

  $this->clearBuffers();
}

This allows you to specify an additional src field in properties.ini:

src=/www/myProject

Doing this makes the whole filesystem mapping between windows and cygwin much more clearly defined. Cygwin (and cwRsync) understand unix paths much better than windows paths (i.e. /www vs. C:/wamp/www), so doing this makes everything just work.

Run a Script

I think Rsync always breaks your file permissions during sync between Windows and Linux.

You can quite easily create a script that goes through your file after a sync and resets the file permissions using chmod though.