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I have been trying to find a replacement to FileZilla which is a good program, but it doesn't allow yet to schedule files to transfer from time to time. I run into some, but they are all supported by Windows, (WinSCP and FTP Voyager). Is there something like that, or does it have to be made by scripting?

I have Raspbian Debian 7 (Wheezy) installed.

Script to be executed with cron:

cd /home/website/.wine/dosdevices/c:/_Auchan/_path
smbclient //sanfiler01.corp.pt.auchan/FTP_Externo -D "WEBSITE/_Auchan/_SOMETHING/" -U "corpauchanpt\sup_website" AKne123! -c "prompt; mget *; exit"

Changed to:

cd /var/www/LRD/musica/easy
smbclient //website.pt/FTP_Externo -D "website/xv01ZT/01/" -U corpauchanpt\sup_website" AKne123! -c "prompt; mget *; exit"
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Take a look at rsync. It supports incremental file transfer, and you can schedule your backups with cron or any other scheduling tool.

Ayman Khamouma
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Why not use FileZilla? The GUI doesn't support scheduled operations, but you can do that with cron/windows scheduled tasks and the command line. The last example on the documentation page even explains how to use saved machines/credentials.

Example:

filezilla ftp://username:password@ftp.server2.com --local="C:\server2 downloads"

Example with different paths and sftp instead of ftp:

filezilla sftp://username:password@192.168.0.3:22/directory_path_here -- local="/home/pi/directory/file"

Documentation: https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Command-line_arguments_(Client)

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Try CyberDuck. I use this to access the Raspberry PI files. Easy to use and free.

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