Linux sync folders over FTP?

Question

linux

Good afternoon!
Recently switched to Ubuntu. Tell me, is there a program that duplicates the WinSCP function for synchronizing folders?
Google found on request:
lftp - no permanent synchronization
curlftpfs - should allow you to mount a folder via ftp, I can’t check it, because does not work correctly if there is @
rsync in the login - no constant synchronization
There is also an option to get confused with your script, but this option is not for beginners.
Tell me, who faced a similar issue? How to decide? What are the analogues?

Answer 1

Recently switched to Ubuntu.

Don't drag habits you develop there from Windows to Linux and don't look for direct analogies.
You will lose a huge amount of time on this.
Everything is done in Linux a). differently and b). many ways.
In particular, on your question - a lot of protocols ...
And you can simply solve your question with the mc file manager.

Answer 2

WinSCP I don't know what it is, but judging by the name, it's an analogue of scp.
So "analogue" and "duplicates" are only in the opposite direction at best.
What is "constant sync"? One bit has changed - and off we go to synchronize? What cron does not suit?
And what do you need - ftp or sftp, etc?

Answer 3

Synchronization on demand - rsync.
Constant synchronization - Syncthing .
Mounting a remote directory (local files will not exist after unmounting) - sshfs.
FTP / SFTP client with file change synchronization - Filezilla (works on Windows too).
This is only one free and free option for each of the scenarios.