If the password contains a weird character curlftpfs could fail (maybe you can do something with the.

That the developer dropped the project one or two years ago, so I don't know how usable/stable for the time being.

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sudo curlftpfs /path/to/ftp/folder/ -o user=username:password,allow_other.

Make sure the fuse module is loaded ( modprobe fuse)

The installation is different depending on your distro so I can't generalize on that, but you need to install fuse and curlftpfs (prolly Debian already has fuse install by default), then:

Depending of what you're actually trying to do, another completely different approach could be use curlftps to mount a ftp folder, and then maybe rsync the two 'local' folders.

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