curl --ftp how to manage directories

[Raspimina]

Hi to all the community,
im using this code to upload all file from folder /data/386/file.log

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find /data/386 -type f -exec curl -u user:pass --ftp-create-dirs -T {} ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/{} \;

the final result is: ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/data/386/file.log
how can i change the code to obtain this result? ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/file.log

thanks

[jojopi]

Do not specify {} in the FTP URL. Just the directory with a trailing slash.

[Raspimina]

Sorry con you edit/correct my code?

[Raspimina]

i made some test, thats the correct code:
must delete only the last {}

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find /data/386 -type f -exec curl -u user:pass --ftp-create-dirs -T {} ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/ \;

thank you very much!!!

[Raspimina]

there is a problem with the code, now it upload only the file, without any sub folders!

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find /data -type f -exec curl -u user:pass --ftp-create-dirs -T {} ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/ \;

i need to upload this part: /data/386/file.log

with the code at the beginning of this post i optain this: ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/file.log
how can i change the code to obtain this result? ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/386/file.log

[jojopi]

i need to upload this part: /data/386/file.log

The easiest way is to be in the directory /data locally, so that the local name {} includes 386/file.log but not /data/. Then, put the {} back onto the destination:

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cd /data && find * -type f -exec curl -u user:pass --ftp-create-dirs -T {} ftp://myftp.com/data/Post1/{} \;

[Raspimina]

Great! Thanks very much!
It's a very easy solution