I have large directory with lots of files and directories on a remote Windows system where I only have FTP access.

I had to do some modifications in some of the files, so I downloaded the whole directory to run a find and replace command in files recursively.

Using Git locally, I was able to get the list of modified files. (Their is no Git on the Windows system, so I can't push/pull. Besides, I only have FTP access.)

Now I need to update the files on the Windows system. Uploading file by file manually can be frustrating as there are a lot of modified files.

Some of the files are located in subdirectories and sub-subdirectories.

For example this structure (There are a lot more files):

./

 |--- file1

 |--- file2

 |--- dir1

 |     |--- file1.1

 |     |--- dir1.1

 |           |---- file1.1.1

 |--- dir2

       |--- file2.1

       |--- file2.2

       |--- file2.3

How can I copy them (or moving them is even fine) to a new location, while preserving their directory structure.

This way, in my FTP client, I would just move the whole folder. It will manage the directory structure by itself.

Keep in mind, that the subdirectories have other unmodified files in them, which I do not want to be copied.

Git gave me this list, so it did half the work:

file1

file2

dir1/file1.1

dir1/dir1.1/file1.1.1

dir2/file2.1

dir2/file2.2

dir2/file2.3