The first directory on the mirror command line is the source, the second is the destination. With -R the source is local and the target is remote. So in your case you have to change the argument order.
пт, 21 апр. 2017, 18:35 Alan Steel <a...@visagemobile.com>: > 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 > _______________________________________________ > lftp mailing list > lftp@uniyar.ac.ru > http://univ.uniyar.ac.ru/mailman/listinfo/lftp >
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