#!/bin/bash 
 # while technically this is for Ubuntu servers, 
 # you can easily change the paths to match CentOS, RHEL, etc 
 #
 # Darren Duke https://blog.darrenduke.net 
 # 
 # Provide as-is. No warranty or guarantee is implied nor given
 
 
 #Change the remoteIP to be your primary server IP address
 remoteIP=10.200.200.7 
 
 #Change this to your user that you are using
 rsyncusername=rsyuser 
 
 #for nginx change the line below to 'nginx' 
 serviceName=apache2 
 
 # Add to each array the folders you wish to sync
 sourceFilesArray=("/etc/apache2/sites-available/*.conf" "/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/*.conf" "/etc/modsecurity/modsecurity.conf" "/etc/apache2/sts_ssl/2018/*" "/etc/apache2/sts_ssl/*") 
 targetFilesArray=("/etc/apache2/sites-available/" "/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/" "/etc/modsecurity/modsecurity.conf" "/etc/apache2/sts_ssl/2018/" "/etc/apache2/sts_ssl/") 
 
 restartApache=0 
 count=0 
 
 for i in "${sourceFilesArray[@]}" 
 do 
 RSYNC_COMMAND=$(rsync -alizhe ssh $rsyncusername@$remoteIP:$i ${targetFilesArray[count]}) 
 
 if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then 
 # Connected, we're doing something right! 
         echo $i 
 
 if [ -n "${RSYNC_COMMAND}" ]; then 
          echo 'in -n, so set restartApache so later it can be restarted' 
         restartApache=1 
 else 
             echo 'in else, so no changes were made' 
 fi 
 else 
 # Error....hum! 
         exit 1 
 fi 
 echo $count 
 count=$[$count+1] 
 done 
 
 echo "restart $serviceName: " $restartApache 
 if [ $restartApache -eq 1 ]; then 
 service $serviceName restart 
 echo "$serviceName restarted"; 
 fi 
 

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