We are trying to replicate a local server directory structure to an FTP server - these directories exist on the local server, but do not yet exist on the FTP server. I think we are not using the correct combination of slashes at the beginning and/or end of the "source" and "target."
Following is our current batch file... #!/bin/bash set -x FTPHOST='ourcompany.hostedftp.com' FTPUSER=ouru...@ourcompany.com FTPPASS=ftppassword FTPREMOTEFOLDER=/Servers/TestN01IL01/ FTPLOCALFOLDER=/opt/ftpusers/home FTPLOGFILE=/home/mysusername/ftp/lftp.log /usr/local/bin/lftp sftp://$FTPUSER:$FTPPASS@$FTPHOST -e " lcd $FTPLOCALFOLDER mirror -R --verbose -no-perms -X * $FTPREMOTEFOLDER $FTPLOCALFOLDER bye " >> $FTPLOGFILE When we run this, we get... lcd ok, local cwd=/opt/ftpusers/home mirror: Access failed: /Servers/TestN01IL01: No such file or directory Even though there is such a directory on the FTP server, and the login user has full access to it. Can we use LFTP in this way to create the directory structure on the FTP server, and, if so, what should our command look like? Thank you!! AGS
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