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If it's saving index.html, you forgot the --spider.

You can feed wget a list of URL's with awk '{...}' | wget -I - ...

If you can get a list of directories, you can feed that into wget with the --no-parent option.

You put exactly what I said, -I -

The - tells it to read from stdin.

It means exactly what it says: .listing is not there. Probably you didn't run the first command, or ran it in a different directory.

You forgot the -I - on the last command, also. I'd also...

Show exactly what you are doing, word for word, letter for letter, keystroke for keystroke.

Show exactly what you are doing.

Should be -i instead of -I, my mistake.

So? Get the listing and use it.

# Retrieve .listing file
wget --spider --no-remove-listing ftp://user:pass@wherever
# Extract the useful directories from it
awk '{ sub(/\r/, ""); }
/^d/ &&...

Maybe

Just need a little more info... what shell-tool or programming language are you intending to use for this?

Oops, please disregard my previous post. I spaced out -- using quotes in the for loop would treat the whole output of find as one thing: the loop would run only once, and it would contain everything....

EDIT: Please read on. There is nothing useful in this post...

Try a construction like:
find wp-content/themes -type f |
while read i
do
... "$i"
done

Why the extra quoting?
Your input to mysql would be for example

UPDATE db.prefix_"config" SET value = WHERE "prefix_"config.name = 'table colname';


I suppose the problem is getting...

What do you mean with pasting? Are you copy-pasting while editing a file? In what editor?

What you can do is to use Firefox's Live HTTP Headers (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/live-http-headers/) to capture a typical user login session. With that, you can loop through all...

echo \<\< > file.sh

echo "${fulldirectory#/*/*/*/}"

echo $fulldirectory | cut -d / -f 4-