On Sunday 19 August 2007 04:33:20 pm Frank Burton wrote:
> I have a website that has a folder with a few thousand files and sub
> folders in it. I need to know the name of every file in this folder
> and it's sub folders. The web server is a go-daddy linux machine and
> my machine is running Mint linux. I have tried using an ftp client to
> scan and generate a txt file for me but it only returns the top level
> folders and nothing deeper. Google didn't really help me either. So I
> am looking for any method that will work. I am willing to try
> anything, be it cli, gui or a scripting language to get it done.
> Thanks
> Frank
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You can use ncftpls which will list everything in it. Look it up, I use it for
creating web pages of ftp files dynamically.
nathan
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