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09-02-2007
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rsync over ftp
I need something like rsync but for synchronizing files on ftp server (perl is acceptable)
Thank you for advice 
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03-12-2008
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possible, but lftp will do it
Hi!
I was hoping to do the same thing. It turns out that it could be implemented in rsync, giving less functionality that rsync of course, but there is already a command-line program "lftp" that has a "mirror" command (to fetch; mirror -R to upload) that will do what you want. Good luck! M
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03-14-2008
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I haven't done it myself yet, but I need to do something similar to maintain client websites, and I'm looking to mount the ftp location into the filesystem using 'curlftpfs' and then rsync my svn checkout to the mounted ftp location... not sure if this helps, but maybe it's a starting point for you.
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