FTP file upload using CURL

The command is very very simple: just type
curl -T localfile.ext ftp://username:[email protected]/remotedir/

If you want to use a different destination filename just add it at the end:
curl -T localfile.ext ftp://username:[email protected]/remotedir/remotefile.zip

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November 13, 2013

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Manuel Gomes

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ssciboz

February 18, 2015

And for a full folder ?

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seravee

July 9, 2016

You can use this instead:

find /server/ -exec curl -T {} ftp://some-ftp-site/folder/ –user user:pass \;

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1. Manuel Gomes
  
  October 12, 2018
  
  A good alternative also is to use rclone: https://rclone.org/ – one of the available targets (among many) is FTP
  
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