[Cialug] lftp vs ncftp
David Champion
dchampion at visionary.com
Thu Oct 16 18:20:57 CDT 2008
I'm used to using ncftp, trying to switch over to using lftp on RH /
Centos machines where ncftp isn't always available.
Here's an example of a one-liner in ncftp:
ncftpput -F -u myusername -p mypassword ftp.myhostname.com
/remote/destination/path /local/path/filename.txt
I'm trying to do something similar in lftp, but it looks to me like you
have to use a 2nd script to run a simple put command, and call the
script with:
lftp -u myusername,mypassword ftp.myhostname.com -F myscript.lftp
Where myscript.lftp say:
cd /remote/destination/path
put /local/path/filename.txt
Does anyone know of a better what to do this? I tried doing something
like this:
lftp -u username,password -e put filename.txt ftp.myhostname.com
From reading the man page, it looks like that should work, but it
doesn't... gives the error:
Try `help put' for more information
-dc
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