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You can use netcat and compress it for speedier transfer:

On the receving machine:
nc -l 80 | tar xvzf -

On the sending machine:
tar cvz directory | nc IP_of_receiving_machine 80

Note,...

The utility curl with option -T can be used for that.

curl -T "yourfile" http://www.sitetoupload.com
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Try... command | paste -s -d,

$ cat output
fstl:r-x
ajay:r-x


$ cat output | tr "\n" "," | sed 's/,$/ /' | tr " " "\n"
fstl:r-x,ajay:r-x

find LOG_DIR -type f | while read filename; do echo "$filename"; done