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| name: Your New Jekyll Site | |
| markdown: redcarpet | |
| pygments: true | |
| username: UserName | |
| server_url: ftp.myserver.com | |
| remote_dir: /public_html |
How do you set the password?
you'll be prompted by jekyll-ftp. If you do not want to (or cannot) answer the prompt you can provide the password to stdin like
echo 'supersecurepassword' | jekyll-ftp deploy
How do you set the password?
you'll be prompted by
jekyll-ftp. If you do not want to (or cannot) answer the prompt you can provide the password to stdin likeecho 'supersecurepassword' | jekyll-ftp deploy
Sorry but I don't know how to do the stdin file, can you be more explicit in the steps please?
How do you set the password?
you'll be prompted by
jekyll-ftp. If you do not want to (or cannot) answer the prompt you can provide the password to stdin likeecho 'supersecurepassword' | jekyll-ftp deploySorry but I don't know how to do the stdin file, can you be more explicit in the steps please?
There's really not much to it. If you run jekyll-ftp deploy it will ask (prompt) you for the password to your ftp server (matching the username that you specified in _config.yml). For manual deployments, this should be sufficient.
Only if you intend to run this in an automated manner (e.g. as part of a CI/CD pipeline), you may need a way to bypass the prompt and directly provide the password either by hardcoding the password into the command like echo 'supersecurepassword' | jekyll-ftp deploy or by putting the password into a file somewhere and running cat /path/to/file/with/password | jekyll-ftp deploy.
How do you set the password?