How to calculate how much data is in ftp folders recursively
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I would like to know how much data is in a remote folder (recursively) under ftp (from the command line). Wondering how to do that. Something like:
sizeof -r ftp://domain.com/foo/bar/*
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I would like to know how much data is in a remote folder (recursively) under ftp (from the command line). Wondering how to do that. Something like:
sizeof -r ftp://domain.com/foo/bar/*
ftp
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I would like to know how much data is in a remote folder (recursively) under ftp (from the command line). Wondering how to do that. Something like:
sizeof -r ftp://domain.com/foo/bar/*
ftp
I would like to know how much data is in a remote folder (recursively) under ftp (from the command line). Wondering how to do that. Something like:
sizeof -r ftp://domain.com/foo/bar/*
ftp
ftp
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