KSiteCopy is a user-friendly KDE frontend for SiteCopy, simplifying website management.
I recently tried out my first KDE program, ksitecopy, and found it to be a helpful exercise to explore my skills. I decided to upload it to this website so that others could try it out as well. If you're interested, please feel free to download it and give it a test run. I welcome bug reports and suggestions for future improvements.
Keep in mind that ksitecopy's initial version 0.1 is only capable of performing basic tasks and requires an installation of sitecopy. I recommend visiting the sitecopy webpage to get started.
Some of the key features of ksitecopy include the ability to edit rcfile (usually $HOME/.sitecopyrc), choose remote Host, Operation mode, and options interactively, and remember these selections permanently through session management. Once you've made your selections, ksitecopy allows you to start the desired action and shows the sitecopy man page .html).
In this latest release, I've included a bugfix option checkmoved. Overall, I found ksitecopy to be a practical program that can assist with website management tasks.
Keep in mind that ksitecopy's initial version 0.1 is only capable of performing basic tasks and requires an installation of sitecopy. I recommend visiting the sitecopy webpage to get started.
Some of the key features of ksitecopy include the ability to edit rcfile (usually $HOME/.sitecopyrc), choose remote Host, Operation mode, and options interactively, and remember these selections permanently through session management. Once you've made your selections, ksitecopy allows you to start the desired action and shows the sitecopy man page .html).
In this latest release, I've included a bugfix option checkmoved. Overall, I found ksitecopy to be a practical program that can assist with website management tasks.
What's New
Version 0.1.13: N/A