How to upload recursively with cmdline ftp "mput" a whole directory tree?

I want to upload from my local computer a whole directory tree to a remote ftp server.
So far I used:

ftp -s:myscript.ftp

with myscript.ftp:
-----------------
open ftp.myserver.com
<accountname>
<passwd>
pwd
mkdir pictures
cd pictures
binary
prompt
mput C:\localdir\*.jpg
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Unfortunately the script above only uploads the picturs in the uppermost directory and not in the subfolders.
How can recurse into all tree levels and "clone" FROM CMDLINE the local tree to remote computer?

Peter

On 11 Sep 2010 09:54:58 GMT, (E-Mail Removed) (Peter Hanke) wrote:

>I want to upload from my local computer a whole directory tree to a remote ftp server.
>So far I used:
>
>ftp -s:myscript.ftp
>
>with myscript.ftp:
>-----------------
>open ftp.myserver.com
><accountname>
><passwd>
>pwd
>mkdir pictures
>cd pictures
>binary
>prompt
>mput C:\localdir\*.jpg
>--------
>
>Unfortunately the script above only uploads the picturs in the uppermost directory and not in the subfolders.
>How can recurse into all tree levels and "clone" FROM CMDLINE the local tree to remote computer?

Check to see if FileZilla has a command line interface.

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