More advanced FTP

    With FTP there is no standard syntax for the directory output that is returned
    for this sort of command that uses the standard FTP command . The
    listing is usually humanly readable and perfectly understandable but you will
    see that different servers will return the listing in slightly different ways.

    One way to get just a listing of all the names in a directory and thus to avoid
    the special formatting of the regular directory listings is to tell curl to
    --list-only (or just ). curl then issues the NLST FTP command instead:

      NLST has its own quirks though, as some FTP servers list only actual files
      in their response to NLST; they do not include directories and symbolic links!

      Like:

      or to use the local file name as the remote name:

      curl also supports globbing in the -T argument so you
      can opt to easily upload a range or a series of files:

      1. curl -T '{Huey,Dewey,Louie}.jpg' ftp://ftp.example.com/nephews/

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