How to quickly build a program in ubuntu?

Question

linux

You need to copy the entire program via ssh:/
The story is simple - I created the program, edited the configs.
There is a lot where something clings, I don’t know exactly what and where exactly, because. the initial installation was automatic.
Actually, the question is - has anyone come across something that would help copy a ready-to-use program via ssh: / to another computer?
The versions of the operating systems are almost identical: the home machine is on ubuntu 10.04, and the server is on ubuntu 10.04 server.
There will also be a solution for quickly building an existing program, with all configs, into a distribution kit.

Thank you.

Answer 1

Much confusion in understanding what is happening.
Scp can copy over ssh. Either dpkg can make packages, or (if the ambitions are high, and the skills are even cooler) - build-server.
Accordingly, the package was compiled, copied via ssh (scp), installed / updated using dpkg -i (also launched via ssh).

Answer 2

I correctly understood that you just need to have emax configured on your home computer in the same way as on the server?
I don’t use Emax, so I can assume that most likely it stores all its settings in a folder like ~ / .emacs Accordingly, do it at home aptitude install emacsand thenrsync [email protected]:/home/user/.emacs ~/

Answer 3

It seems to be initially in the assembly of ubuntu 10.04 server - it's called emacs. :)
It would be nice to extend it to another machine, a desktop one.
In general, most often I install via apt-get install.
But what, are there any ways if you installed it through make install before?