Enviando arquivos para um ftp

file.sh

#!/bin/sh
USERNAME="username"
PASSWORD="password"
SERVER="hostname or ip here"
# Directory where file is located
DIR="/some/directory"
#  Filename of backup file to be transfered
FILE="filename"
# login to ftp server and transfer file
cd $DIR
ftp -n -i $SERVER <<EOF
user $USERNAME $PASSWORD
binary
mput $FILE
quit
EOF
# End of script





If you have curl installed, it also uploads by FTP.
I use it to upload regularly to my rented host.
(I really like mickwombat's script, though)
If you need something that fits onto one line (for example, for use as a .bashrc alias or a cron job), this can be a convenient way to do it.

Code:
# The next 9 lines are lifted from mickwombat's script 
#!/bin/sh
USERNAME="username"
PASSWORD="password"
SERVER="hostname or ip here"
# Directory where file is located
DIR="/some/directory"
#  Filename of backup file to be transfered
FILE="filename"
# login to ftp server and transfer file

curl -T $FILE -u $USERNAME:$PASSWORD $SERVER/$DIR
-T is the Upload flag.
-u is the user authentication flag.