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Mirror a folder from the Internet to local machine
I have a machine in my LAN that runs Ubuntu and I have full access in it.
There is another PC on the Internet that has a public IP eg 3.3.3.3 and it servers as https server and access to it is by username and password. On the remote PC all i have is access through https using username/passwd.

At the moment I'm logging to the ubuntu and using wget to get folders that I want.
I would like to automate the boring stuff and every 1 hour to check if the server has new content compared to the ubuntu's /var/www/html/x3 and /var/www/html/y7 local folders.
The Internet server has as series of folders eg x1, x2,...,xn, y1,y2,...,yn. i do need to get only 2 particular folder and its contents and not the whole server.
If those 2 folders have different content, then download the new content and delete the old ones in the corresponding folder.
It is a one way sync. is there any script that could do the job with cron, please?
 
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BIDENTD(8)																BIDENTD(8)

NAME

       bidentd - Bisqwit's TCP/IP Identification Protocol daemon

SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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OPTIONS

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FILES

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