Any FTP backup system
Hi, I have a game server, and I can access it only via using FTP. I want to have some backups.
Do you any Linux Script, or software that can get files from FTP, and can upload these files to Github, or a S3 object storage ?
Have a good days !
Why don't you have access to ssh? Do you at least have access to SFTP?
And I don't know any tool that can use FTP to load files to github or S3. I mean, you could build an application that connects to S3, and that just uses curl commands over port 80.
As per git, normally in doing dev, your own personal dev laptop connects to github on port 22 to pull the code from the repo, and then for deployments, that production server would also connect to github on port 22 to pull the changes.
But for backups, SSH is the way to go. Anyway, please give more details and we can help you out more.
I'm using game servers hosting like https://www.roxservers.com/ or https://www.gtxgaming.co.uk/ . And the only way to find files is to connect to FTP (SFTP in not available). It's just a server that I can start or shutdown via a panel. I don't have any ssh access.
Thank you for your help
Hi, do you know https://filezilla-project.org , which I use on Windows and Linux? Regards, M.
Hi, thank you. I already use Filezilla but I'm trying to find an automatic way to backup. I have an ADSL connection, and the upload is slow, so I'm finding a solution that I can host to a VPS.
Hi, that's interesting! Sorry, misunderstood in the first place. So you want to move relevant data up to VPS, as painful that might get, and then from there auto-ftp your backups to beloved cloud services, and only brief commands would be necessary to be willed through your ADSL. Would that basically be correct? Regards, M.
I would
lftpand mirror everythinggit commitand possiblegit pushRepeat 3+4 as often as needed.
Finally, I have 2 solutions :
Build a Bash Script on my vps : it will connect to the server by using FTP, and upload asset to S3.
Use Zapier (or Integromat) to do the same thing that the bash script but with No Code.