It would be nice a command to empty the transfer_log file from lftp itself,
don't you think?
It would be the only way to empty it and to continue working.
Regards.
I've tried to empty this file manually (with an editor) while lftp is
running and this provokes that lftp doesn't write to this file until I
restart lftp.
El 26 de abril de 2011 18:26, Roger Pixley skree...@gmail.com escribió:
It would be nice.
It's certainly not the only way to do it and keep
have you tried the command ' : $lftp_history
I've tried to empty this file manually (with an editor) while lftp is
running and this provokes that lftp doesn't write to this file until I
restart lftp.
El 26 de abril de 2011 18:26, Roger Pixley skree...@gmail.com escribió:
It would be
I haven't this command.
I've installed lftp from sources and I only have lftp and lftpget.
I see the configure help and I don't see nothing about this command.
Any help?
What does this command?
Regards.
El 26 de abril de 2011 20:36, Roger Pixley skree...@gmail.com escribió:
have you tried the
It's a bash command it essentially says put nothing into this file. (Make the
file empty)
Well, I haven't this bash command. Where is it?
Is it something like ' echo .lftp/transfer_log ' ?
What is the difference between this command and to empty this file with an
text editor?
Why lftp doesn't refill this log file when I empty it with text editor?
El 26 de abril de 2011 21:46, Roger
you don't have the command : The colon itself is a command
so : .lftp/transfer_log
I'm not speaking with any knowledge or authority here but opening a text editor
leave a
filehandler open while using the redirect wouldn't do that. It's possible that
is disturbing lftp but I
wouldn't be sure
