Note: in practice you usually only need skypubexport. Dumped projects are mostly for better performance in some edge cases (well, they are also useful for bulk-editing a project outside of OGo, export the project, edit all stuff, import into a new project).

static publishing from OGo:

skypubexport -login <login> \
-password <password> \
-project <projectCode> \
-source / \
-target /tmp/htdocs/ \

static publishing from dumped project:

skypubexport -login local \
-project /tmp/dump/
-source / \
-target /tmp/htdocs/ \

dynamic publishing from OGo:

skypubd -login <login> \
-password <password> \
-project <projectCode> \
-WOHttpAllowHost <clientHost> \
-WOPort "*:22022" \

dynamic publishing from dumped Project:

skypubd -local /tmp/dump/ \
-WOHttpAllowHost <clientHost> \
-WOPort "*:22022" \

dump (export) (Publisher)-project from OGo:

skyprojectexporter -login <login> \
-password <password> \
-project <projectCode> \
-source / \
-target /tmp/dump/ \
-attributes YES \
-verbose YES \
-overwrite YES \

import dumped project:

skyprojectimporter -login <login> \
-password <password> \
-project <projectCode> \
-source /tmp/dump/ \
-target / \
-attributes YES \
-verbose YES \
-overwrite YES \