On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 03:02:32PM +0200, Juan Simón wrote:
When lftp downloads finished, I see *transfer_log* file to delete those
downloaded files in my server. After I empty this file (*with an text editor
*) and I save it.
Don't use a text editor, just use this command:
:~/.lftp
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.
working
2011/4/26 Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net
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.
be nice.
It's certainly not the only way to do it and keep working
2011/4/26 Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net
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.
certainly not the only way to do it and keep working
2011/4/26 Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net
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.
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
Sorry by insist, but this is a annoying problem to me. Is there any way
(without restart lftp) to solve?
-- Mensaje reenviado --
De: Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net
Fecha: 21 de abril de 2011 15:02
Asunto: Problem with transfer_log
Para: Lista LFTp lftp@uniyar.ac.ru
When lftp
I'm agree. This is a serious lack of security.
2011/4/21 Birta Levente blevi.li...@gmail.com
Hi all
Can someone tell me how to NOT log user and password to transfer_log?
I use lftp with -f script and cron.
thanks
Levi
Does lftp write in transfer_log while it downloads the file or after it has
downloaded the file?
Thanks.
On 22/04/2011 15:31, Juan Simón wrote:
Does lftp write in transfer_log while it downloads the file or after
it has downloaded the file?
Thanks.
In transfer_log appear the average speed ...so I think writed after ...
Levi
Hi all
Can someone tell me how to NOT log user and password to transfer_log?
I use lftp with -f script and cron.
thanks
Levi
When lftp downloads finished, I see *transfer_log* file to delete those
downloaded files in my server. After I empty this file (*with an text editor
*) and I save it.
The problem is that if I don't restart lftp, after I empty the *transfer_log
* file, lftp doesn't saved the next downloads
Hi,
I think lftp shouldn't save passwords in the transfer_log file, for obvious
reasons.
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 02:07:35PM +0300, Timur Sufiev wrote:
On Tue, Feb 01, 2011 at 10:42:22AM +0300, Timur Sufiev wrote:
I think it would be convenient to specify arbitrary directory for
storing transfer_log (it is useful when several processes using lftp
I think it is better to specify
On Tue, Feb 01, 2011 at 10:42:22AM +0300, Timur Sufiev wrote:
I think it would be convenient to specify arbitrary directory for
storing transfer_log (it is useful when several processes using lftp
I think it is better to specify a file name rather than a directory.
Use xfer:log-file setting
Hello!
I think it would be convenient to specify arbitrary directory for
storing transfer_log (it is useful when several processes using lftp are
launched simultaneously, and we need to analyze transfer_log for each
process separately). Here is the patch, feel free to make
suggestions
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