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> Gibt es jetzt ein Tool um mir ein Archiv dieses Verzeichnisses zu
> erstellen, in dem nur noch die benötigten Teile sind? Das Teil müsste

Hallo Carsten,

ich bin vor kurzem auf  WWWsync gestossen. Habe es aber noch nicht
ausprobiert:

".... This is a program written in Perl that will update your web pages by
ftp from your local pages. This was originally written for updating Demon
homepages, but will work with other providers which provide direct FTP
access to your web pages.

It will remove any pages or directories from the ftp server that no longer
exist locally, create any new directories, and upload
any new or changed files.

This means that you don't need to remember what changes you have made to
your Web site, so that you can upload new or
changed files, and delete obsolete files. The alternative is to delete the
complete site, and upload a fresh copy every time to be
sure of keeping your site correct (expensive when you are talking about
5Mb).

It can also be customised to ignore remote files that you don't want
removed (e.g. /count.txt), and not to upload certain files
(e.g. your editor's backup files: "*~"). ...."

 http://www.alfie.demon.co.uk/wwwsync/

Gruesse
-werner-