I think I found a bug with the use of "mirror -L file://dir1 file://dir2".
Before running the lftp the following is done: mkdir dir1 cp some_files/* dir1 mkdir dir2 ln -s dir1/* dir2 dir2 should is now filled with symlinks to files in dir1. I expect "mirror -L file://dir1 file://dir2" to consider dir1 equal to dir2, but it does not. Instead, it begins to mirror files to dir2. Is this a but? or is it proper behavior? This works properly in cygwin-lftp 2.6.6. In lftp-2.6.7 on Debian Linux it does dir1 and dir2 are not equivalent. Any ideas why? Best, David
