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Asked: 2020-11-10 04:40:36 +0800 CST 2020-11-10 04:40:36 +0800 CST

FTP server mount different folders

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Following the steps indicated here Without connection by SSH when mounting curlftpfs I have managed to mount a partition on a server associated with another FTP server.

But I still have problems when doing it in more than one directory. I detail the situation:

FTP server /directory_one /directory_two

Dedicated Server /var/www/page_one/backup /var/www/page_two/backup

What I want is to associate /var/www/page_one/backup with /directory_one and the same with /var/www/page_two/backup to /directory_two

The problem comes if I build the CURLFTPS in the following way:

ftp://user_ftp:pass_ftp@server_ftp/directorio_uno /var/www/pagina_dos/backup fuse.curlftpfs auto,allow_other,_netdev,ftp_port=- 0 0

It gives me the following error when doing mount -a

Error connecting to ftp: Server denied you to change to the given directory

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1 Answers

  1. Best Answer

    The idea for it to work is to make a script that does the following:

    1. Connect via FTP to the server
    2. Once connected do a mkdir on the server
    3. Give the permissions to the new folder
    4. Modify the /etc/fstab of the dedicated server
    5. do mount -a

    I can't connect by ftp in a single line indicating host, user and pass.

    SOLVED: Creating a script that connects and generates the folders using EOF

    apt-get install fuse -y
apt-get install curlftpfs -y    
apt-get install ftp -y
echo machine $BACKUPHOST login $BACKUPUSER password $BACKUPPASS >> ~/.netrc
chmod 600 ~/.netrc
mkdir -p $DIRWEB/backup

#AQUI NOS CONECTAMOS AL SERVIDOR DE BACKUPS Y CREAMOS EL DIRECTORIO#
ftp $BACKUPHOST << EOF
mkdir $DIRBACKUPS
chmod 777 $DIRBACKUPS
exit
EOF
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