Re: [tlug] find files and put with ncftp

["Zev Blut" <zb@??>]

On Thu, 08 Mar 2007 01:45:01 +0900, Nguyen Vu Hung  
<vuhung16plus@??> wrote:

> On 3/7/07, Zev Blut <zb@??> wrote:

> > Assuming you are not copying files in subdirectories, it might be as  
> > simple
> > as:
> >
> > find -options | xargs ncftpput -options remote_host
> >
> > If not you could brute force it with:
> > find -options -exec ncftpput -options remote_host {} \;
> It didn't work ( I tested ). As I said in previous email:
>
>  in my case, the stdin contains filenames, not contents of the files. I
>  know I can cat it and then ncftpput, but we can't remember the file  
> name:

I am not talking about the -c option.
You should be able to do what you want with ncftpput.
Here is a sample of a test I just made.

"
z@?? ~/ncftp $ ls
bar.txt  baz.txt  foo.txt

z@?? ~/ncftp $ find ./ -type f | xargs ncftpput -u xxx -p xxxx ftpsrv ./
./foo.txt:                                              12.00 B   294.86  
B/s
./bar.txt:                                             448.00 B    11.53  
kB/s
./baz.txt:                                              32.00 B   833.36  
B/s
"

Since you mentioned that you have spaced files then a brute force way  
should
work like so:

"
z@?? ~/ncftp $ ls
Spaced File.txt  bar.txt  baz.txt  foo.txt
z@?? ~/ncftp $ find ./ -type f -exec ncftpput -u xxx -p xxx ftpsrv ./ "{}"  
\;
./foo.txt:                                              12.00 B   295.42  
B/s
./bar.txt:                                             448.00 B    10.80  
kB/s
./baz.txt:                                              32.00 B   790.40  
B/s
./Spaced File.txt:                                       4.00 B    98.66  
B/s
"

Zev