Re: Anyone know how to rsync or ssh to an ftp site? (Follow on to Tar Oddity)

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On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:32:14 +0100
Athmane Madjoudj wrote:

> lftp* has mirror command built-in.

Yea, I use lftp to sync my web site that is ftp
updateable. I keep the script that runs the update
(and has the passwords built into it) on an encrypted
partition, so I can mount my secure partition and
run the update script without leaving the passwords
around in plain text anywhere (or having to type them
in every time I want to update).

Just be aware that lftp is a lot weirder to use
than ftp - it takes a bit of getting used to before
you figure out the way the commands work.
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