I googled this and found tons of answers, but for one reason or another they just didn't work for me or wouldn't fit the situation. I run DD-WRT third party firmware on my routers. Occasionally I want to update one and need to find the newest firmware so I will have to go manually search ftp.dd-wrt.com. I found a way to use Google to search the repo recursively, but it's picky. I can google using the query below and it finds some but is very picky.
site:ftp.dd-wrt.com ROUTERMODELNUM
Is there a way to do recursive searches of an FTP server? Even recursively displaying files in a FTP server and then using grep to filter would be acceptable to me.
Answer
Use curlftpfs.
The program
curlftpfsis a tool to mount remote ftp hosts as local directories.
This is a FUSE-based solution, get familiar with security concerns. You can (and should) do the mounting as a normal user:
curlftpfs -r ftp.dd-wrt.com ~/mnt/foo/
Then play with find or whatever. To unmount:
fusermount -u ~/mnt/foo/
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