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Which linux command line ftp client can be used to get a whole directory tree?

Asked by HappyEngineer in Backup & Restore Software, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Linux Networking

Using ftp with mget doesn't work. It just gets the current directory.

Using ncftp with mget doesn't work. It complains:
    ncftp / > mget public_html
    get public_html: server said: I can only retrieve regular files

I tried the following wget command but it just quits after retrieving the files in the root directory:
    wget --no-clobber --continue --user=USERNAME --password=PASSWORD ftp://somedomain.zzz/*

On my local machine I use a graphical ftp client called SecureFX which can pull down a directory tree. It does it by simply doing a different get for every file. Is there a linux command line client which will do the same thing?
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