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I manage a lot of websites that are hosted on Windows/Linux servers
and I have absolutely no access to do anything (except some bad
H-Sphere panel). The panel doesn't provide anything useful (not even
manual backups) so I'm forced to think out the box. With things like
rsync out of the question I was thinking of using an FTP sync script
- not efficient I know but I'm struggling with alternatives. I've tried, what seems to be fairly popular, a perl script called ftpsync but I can't get it to work. If anyone has any experience with this am I missing a trick? I'm using: perl ftpsync.pl -gn ftpserver=server.co.uk ftpdir='/' ftpuser=user ftppasswd=pass "/home/gibbs/test/" "ftp://user:pass@xxxxxxxxxxxx//" It seems adamant that a root directory is specified (which there isn't) hence the double slashes etc. Gibbs |
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