remote-ftp | FTP/FTPS/SFTP client for Atom.io | FTP library

I'm trying to recreate the traversal example for the Alpakka FTP-Source connector with a vsftpd server in a Docker image, but can't seem to connect. Any pointers how to adjust the code would be very welcome:

I am trying to use TIdFTP.Get (version 10) to download a file (ssleay32.dll) from a remote server where I have an account.

The file does exists in a folder on the server and I can use TIdFTP to connect OK. However no matter how I refer to path to the fileTIdFTP.Get keeps giving the error, Can't open : No such file or directory.

If I try to change directory first into the directory where the file is and then just use the filename I get the same error when I try to change directory.

What is the correct way to refer to the file so it downloads correctly?

For info,When I log into the server using Filezilla and the same credentials as used by TIdFTP, Filezilla seems to show the path as /MAMbase. I have tried with /MAMbase, ../MAMbase, ./MAMbase, /MAMbase/ and other variations without success.

The code I am using, after setting the connection paramers of host,post,username and password is below. Using either the path in the connect and get with just the filename or the get with the full path give the same error with any of the path formats I have used.

I'm trying to connect to my server using the atom package "Remote-FTP" and using a private key.

I have the SSH keys set up on my server and can connect successfully using putty.

The private key is saved in my project folder and I have an existing .ftpconfig file (without a private key) that connects successfully when I replace the information inside the file.

The Key has been converted to the necessary ssh format and I have no passphrase at the moment. I have also gave the full path of the private key file

Here is my .ftpconfig file -

I have multiple MySQL databases on WIndows Server and I would like to backup all these databases by creating a folder with the name of the database and inside the .SQL file folder for each table of the concerned database. The idea is to make it easier to restore information because sometimes I just need to restore a table instead of the whole database.

I've come up with some research on this and found a shell script that does just that. This script creates a folder for each database on the server and inside it creates a .SQL file for each table, then it compacts all those folders into a single .ZIP file and still sends it to an FTP server (this is not necessary for me).

Below is the shell script I found.

How can I get the Atom package Remote-FTP to use a different config file for each project? By default it seems to search for .ftpconfig within the first folder in your Settings->application.json file.

I'm using atom editor and remote-ftp to sync my local files with my shared host.

I'm creating a project with vue-webpack-boilerplate which has a

./dist

folder for production files.

I want to sync my ./dist folder with server But remote-ftp upload all project files. I search in remote-ftp documentation but didn't find any solution.

Is there any way to specify a folder to sync with server? Even with other packages?

Possible solutions:

• using .ftpignore : no I can't because still folder itself will upload, I just need it's files not itself.
• change server root to ./dist : It's possible but I don't want to upload all project which has a larger size.

Sorry about writing problems.