Simple compile on a remote machine

Normally, I try and compile and run programs locally and then upload a working, tested version to the final machine for more testing. This time, however, it was too difficult to compile and run it locally, and I needed to run and test on one of the HP servers. I set up my ssh account so that I could copy file without a password as shown here. But it was still more work than I wanted to do. Edit - Save - Switch local command line and copy - switch remote server make - run, repeat.
So I wrote a little python program to upload only files I recently updated and to compile and run on the server. It's all setup in SciTE so that F5 does it all and the output goes in the errorlist window. I can even press the F4 key and go directly to the first error, if any.
<br />#!/usr/bin/env python<br /># -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-<br /><br />from subprocess import Popen, PIPE, STDOUT, call<br />import os, re<br /><br />host = 'kangaru'<br />todir = '/mnt/bmp/files/fontes/agglutldp'<br />okFiles = [re.compile(x) for x in <br /> (r'\.cc$', r'\.pc$', r'\.h$', 'makefile$', 'Makefile$')]<br /><br />local_files = []<br />for fname in os.listdir('.'):<br /> if len([True for regex in okFiles if regex.search(fname)]) > 0:<br /> stats = os.stat(fname)<br /> local_files.append((stats.st_mtime, fname))<br /><br />last_update = None<br />LAST_UPLOAD = 'last.upload'<br />if os.path.exists(LAST_UPLOAD):<br /> last_update = os.stat(LAST_UPLOAD).st_mtime<br /><br /># Touch the file<br />file(LAST_UPLOAD, "w").write('Last upload date')<br /><br />toupload = []<br />for file in local_files:<br /> mdate, fname = file<br /> if mdate > last_update:<br /> toupload.append(fname)<br /><br />if len(toupload) > 0:<br /> params = ['scp'] + toupload + [host + ':' + todir]<br /> print ' '.join(params)<br /> call(params)<br />else:<br /> print "No files were updated"<br /><br />cmds = ['. ~/.profile', 'cd %s' % (todir), 'make all']<br />params = ['ssh', host, ';'.join(cmds)]<br />print ' '.join(params)<br /><br /># Let' s watch the stdout and stderr<br />pipe = Popen(params, stdout=PIPE, stderr=STDOUT).stdout<br /><br /># We'll ignore some useless messages<br />ignoreLines = [ re.compile(x) for x in <br /> (r'', r'not a tty', r'Not a terminal', r'Nenhum pacote definido!!!', r'^Pacote .*')]<br /><br />for line in pipe:<br /> line = line.rstrip()<br /> <br /> # nasty one liner. Do a search on each regex, if any return not None make the list > 0<br /> if len([True for regex in ignoreLines if regex.search(line)]) == 0:<br /> print line<br />