You learn something new everyday , I new it had a recursive option and now I know it has a mirror option :)


Thanks for the info

Michae



Nick W wrote:
On April 18, 2005 09:52 pm, Michael Gale wrote:

I found it to be to resource intensive ... at least the vesion I tried.
Plus I believe I had to compile it from source and it took forever.

I found the number one ftp command I use is "mirror" which does exactly
as it sounds. I use it to mirror a site or directory.

For example, you connect to my ftp server, login and see a directory
called mp3. You could run `mirror mp3` and the client would download
every file and make every directory under mp3 - until I have a mirrored
copy :)


man wget


I do not think that gftp has this, and last time I check kbear did not
either.

Michael

Mike Fitton wrote:

On Monday 18 April 2005 9:37 pm, John Iuchi wrote:

Is anyone know up load program (FTP) for SuSE Linux?

Another GUI style ftp program is Kbear

http://freshmeat.net/projects/kbear/


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