Q : "I want ... do a parallel curl call ..."
For all possible syntax details, start with man parallel
Next, one may use also some curl-tricks, yet only those that do not collide with the parallel syntax-elements.
As the fileIO-ops are both slow and bear rather a high ( yet maskable ) latency, a number of concurrent processes might grow well high :
parallel --jobs 24 \
--dry-run \
curl \
ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-{1}/{1}-{2}/{1}-{2}-{3}-{4}_*.jpg \
::: "LKLN" "LKRO" "LKPM" \
::: $( seq -f "%04g" 2011 2020 ) \
::: $( seq -f "%02g" 4 6 ) \
::: $( seq -f "%02g" 1 31 ) \
will yield a demo of :
...
curl ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-LKLN/LKLN-2020/LKLN-2020-06-29_*.jpg
curl ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-LKLN/LKLN-2020/LKLN-2020-06-30_*.jpg
curl ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-LKLN/LKLN-2020/LKLN-2020-06-31_*.jpg
curl ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-LKRO/LKRO-2011/LKRO-2011-04-01_*.jpg
curl ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-LKRO/LKRO-2011/LKRO-2011-04-02_*.jpg
curl ftps://a.b.c.d/node7-LKRO/LKRO-2011/LKRO-2011-04-03_*.jpg
...
all split among the said 24 parallel-orchestrated processes
Finally feel free to adapt your scripting strategy so as to meet and match your actual transport, storage, processor and memory capacities, logging and self-reporting needs.
And you became a next master of the parallel-orchestrated processing.
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