ks-upr - Upload recursively file(s) to server with scp or rsync.

Syntax:

$ ks-upr -i  - Start upload
$ ks-upr -g  - Create configuration
$ ks-upr -r  - Remove configuration
$ ks-upr -c  - Show configuration
$ ks-upr -e  - Edit configuration
$ ks-upr -p  - Generate certificate
$ ks-upr -v  - Show version
$ ks-upr -h  - Show help

Initialize common file(s) upload:

For initialize recursively upload only run the following command:
```
$ ks-upr -i
```

The first time you run the command, you will be asked for the necessary connection information:

* Enter the server user: anonymous
* Enter the server password (type 'pem' for use pem certificate): *******
* Enter the server URL (or IP): mypersonaldomain.es
* Enter the path on the server: /home/anonymous
* Enter the local path to scan: /home/local/videos
* Setting 'scp' as the default tool
* Setting port 22 as the default port

Once the connection data has been entered, the local directory will be scanned to upload recursively them to the server directory.

Remove configuration:

If you want to clear the connection settings, you just need to run the following command:
```
$ ks-upr -r
```

Show configuration:

You can check the configuration with the following command:
```
$ ks-upr -c
```

When consulting the configuration, we will see something like this:

* Server User: anonymous
* Server Password/PEM: *******
* URL (or IP) Server: mypersonaldomain.es
* Destination Path (Server): /home/anonymous
* Scan Path (Local): /home/local/videos
* Upload Tool: scp
* Port Connection: 22

Edit configuration:

To edit any section of the configuration, the following command would be executed:
```
$ ks-upr -e
```

After its execution, we will see a menu like the following one to be able to edit the desired section:

1 - Edit User (anonymous)
2 - Edit Password/PEM (*******)
3 - Edit Server (mypersonaldomain.es)
4 - Edit Dest. Path (/home/anonymous)
5 - Edit Local Path (/home/local/videos)
6 - Edit Upload Tool (scp)
7 - Edit Port Connection (22))

8 - Exit

* Choose an option:

Generate certificate (on remote machine):

To generate certificate for connect to remote machine, run the following command:
```
$ ks-upr -p
```
Copy the file [user]-[hostname].pem to your machine.

Show version:

You can check the version with the command:
```
$ ks-upr -v
```

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