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I think rsync will not help me as i don't have any access to FTP server, we have a ftp user login created in the FTP server. We have a script in place now which downloads the latest files to our local client, but i want a script to download the files in such a way that each and every file goes to the respective directory or sub directory assuming that we have same directory structure in bot FTP server and client.
requirement is some thing like below:
server has a file xyz.tar in /xyz/directory and i want that file to downloaded and copied to our client in /xyz/directory.
both our client and server has same directory structures.
I think rsync will not help me as i don't have any access to FTP server, we have a ftp user login created in the FTP server. We have a script in place now which downloads the latest files to our local client, but i want a script to download the files in such a way that each and every file goes to the respective directory or sub directory assuming that we have same directory structure in bot FTP server and client.
requirement is some thing like below:
server has a file xyz.tar in /xyz/directory and i want that file to downloaded and copied to our client in /xyz/directory.
both our client and server has same directory structures.
Many ftp clients support recursive downloads. You might have an easier time getting one that does and simply using either the builtin automation (some ftp binaries will take a file as input) or using expect.
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