I have the need to copy the entire contents of a directory on a FTP location onto a shared networked location. FTP Task has you specify the exact file name (not a directory) and File System Task does not allow accessing a FTP location.
EDIT: I ended up writing a script task.
I've had some similar issues with the FTP task before. In my case, the file names changed based on the date and some other criteria. I ended up using a Script Task to perform the FTP operation.
It looks like this is what you ended up doing as well. I'd be curious if anyone else can come up with a better way to use the FTP task. It's nice to have...but VERY limited.
Nothing like reviving a really old thread... but there is a solution to this.
To copy the all files from a directory then specify your remote path to be /[directory name]/*
Or for just files and not directories /[directory name]/.
Or specific file types; /[directory name]/*.csv
When I need to do this sort of thing I use a batch file to call FTP on the command line and use the mget command. Then I call the batch from the DTS/DTSX package.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42171/how-to-copy-the-contents-of-an-ftp-directory-to-a-shared-network-path