On Thu, Mar 30, 2006 at 04:51:42PM -0800, Roy T. Fielding wrote: > % egrep -n "if text" configure.ac > 429: if text x$ac_cv_header_sys_poll_h = xno; then > > should be > 429: if test x$ac_cv_header_sys_poll_h = xno; then Thanks! I have fixed it. -- Alexander.
On Sun, Apr 02, 2006 at 03:57:58PM +0200, HaXix wrote: > is that possible to configure lftp for, when it mirroring, to specifie > if file like *.xxx must be put in first ? Yes, see mirror:order setting. -- Alexander. | http://www.yars.free.net/~lav/
Hi, I have problem, when I using common ftp compatible with old unix ftp client I can connect to server before login and get message from server, e.g. ~> pftp ftp.suse.com Connected to ftp.suse.com. 220 "Welcome to the SUSE ftp server: Please login as user 'ftp'" Name (ftp.suse.com:postadal): When I use lftp I don't know how get these infromation, before login ;(. Petr -- Best Regards, Petr Ostadal Software Developer --------------------------------------------------------------------- SuSE CR, s.r.o. e-mail: postadal <at> suse.cz Drahobejlova 27 tel: +420 296 542 382 190 00 Praha 9 fax: +420 296 542 374 Czech Republic http://www.suse.cz
On Fri, Mar 31, 2006 at 04:13:02PM +0200, Michael Petuschak wrote:
> I tried different things and it looks like setting
>
> set cmd:fail-exit yes
>
> and then using the same
>
> at 15:00 -- kill all &
>
> kills the whole script at 15:00. However I'm not sure whether this will work
> in all cases (get, mirror) and whether it's a good idea to do it like this
> at all...
It has a side effect of terminating lftp when any command returns non-zero status.
You can also use: at 15:00 -- shell kill $PPID &
I have released lftp version 3.4.4, where you can do this:
at 15:00 -- exit top kill &
It kills all jobs running and makes top level shell (lftp's internal one) exit.
--
--
Alexander. | http://www.yars.free.net/~lav/
Hi Alexander, Thanks a lot for the "exit top kill"! BTW, is there a list of variables I can use in a script (like $PPID)? Also I noticed another strange side effect when using "set cmd:fail-exit yes": -------------------------------- set cmd:fail-exit yes set cmd:move-background no at 15:00 -- kill all & open http://myhost.com get -c file1 -------------------------------- the script above sometimes produces the following error message: get: Fatal error: max-retries exceeded [12345] Moving to background to complete transfers... I belive lftp is not actually moving to background at this point, but just exiting, i.e. "set cmd:fail-exit yes" works as it should, however a misleading message is printed. FYI > You can also use: at 15:00 -- shell kill $PPID & >(Continue reading)
On Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 01:26:35PM +0200, Michael Petuschak wrote: > BTW, is there a list of variables I can use in a script (like $PPID)? It is bash variable. > Also I noticed another strange side effect when using "set cmd:fail-exit yes": > the script above sometimes produces the following error message: > > get: Fatal error: max-retries exceeded > [12345] Moving to background to complete transfers... It moves to background to complete that `at 15:00' command. I'm not sure how to handle that situation. On one hand, there is a failed command and fail-exit is true, so that lftp has to exit, OTOH there are backgrounded jobs. -- -- Alexander..
Hi Alexander, >> get: Fatal error: max-retries exceeded >> [12345] Moving to background to complete transfers... > > It moves to background to complete that `at 15:00' command. I'm not sure > how to handle that situation. On one hand, there is a failed command and > fail-exit is true, so that lftp has to exit, OTOH there are backgrounded > jobs. ... OTOH there is "cmd:move-background no". thanks for looking into this, anyway. -- -- Michael
On 4/9/06, Marco <brbromo <at> gmail.com> wrote: > Is it possible? I answer myself: "Just use -X directoryname/ ..." A few minutes ago I forgot the final slash and had a panic attack. Maybe a good sleep could help me. Bye, Marco "All work and no play makes jack a dull boy"
Hello, i’m new user of lftp, and i have problem when i FXP with mirror command.
The problem become when I FXP directory (with multiple file inside) to servB and if someone FXP the same directory on servB
Lftp block on file are already FXP by other person.
For use mirror I do:
Lftp –f test
In test file:
mirror --use-cache --max-errors=1 --no-symlinks --verbose=3 --only-missing –n –p ftp://user:pass <at> serv1/dir_for_fxp ftp://user:pass <at> serv2/
and if someone fxp the same dir I have this result:
<--- 500 You need to use a client supporting PRET (PRE Transfer) to use PASV
---> PRET STOR stm-push-xvid.r05
<--- 553 Requested action not taken. File exists.
---> CPSV
<--- 500 You need to use a client supporting PRET (PRE Transfer) to use PASV
---> PRET STOR stm-push-xvid.r05
<--- 553 Requested action not taken. File exists.
---> CPSV
<--- 500 You need to use a client supporting PRET (PRE Transfer) to use PASV
---> PRET STOR stm-push-xvid.r05
<--- 553 Requested action not taken. File exists.
---> CPSV
<--- 500 You need to use a client supporting PRET (PRE Transfer) to use PASV
---> PRET STOR stm-push-xvid.r05
<--- 553 Requested action not taken. File exists.
…
…
And never stop to do this
Someone can tell me what I must to do for remove file at mirror list, or can I do a ‘ls’ after each fxp ??
I try everything and I don’t find L
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