1. install lftp apt-get install lftp 2. create a small shell script: #!/bin/bash HOST='foo.com' USER='foouser' PASS='barpass' TARGETFOLDER='/foolocal' SOURCEFOLDER='/' lftp -f " open $HOST user $USER $PASS mirror --verbose --delete $SOURCEFOLDER $TARGETFOLDER bye "

https://community.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/2818-sync-folder-via-ftp

#!/bin/sh # @author: Alexandre Plennevaux # @description: MIRROR DISTANT FOLDER TO LOCAL FOLDER VIA FTP # # FTP LOGIN HOST='foo.com' USER='foo' PASSWORD='bar' REMOTE_DIR='/' LOCAL_DIR='../' echo echo "Starting download $REMOTE_DIR from $HOST to $LOCAL_DIR" date lftp -u "$USER","$PASSWORD" $HOST <<EOF # the next 3 lines put you in ftpes mode. Uncomment if you are having trouble connecting. # set ftp:ssl-force true # set ftp:ssl-protect-data true # set ssl:verify-certificate no # transfer starts now... set ftp:passive-mode mirror --delete -x add.sh -x revert.sh -x remove.sh -x logs/ -x wp-config.php -x phpmyadmin -x src -x root -x .hg -x docker/ -x scripts/ --use-pget-n=10 $REMOTE_DIR $LOCAL_DIR; exit EOF echo echo "Transfer finished" date 13.10.17

https://gist.github.com/pixeline/0f9f922cffb5a6bba97a

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