On Wed, May 30, 2001 at 01:34:30PM +0200, Daniel Dechelotte wrote:
> I can't make lftp get the .<file>'s or the .<directory>'s. I'm using
> mirror, and tried --include ^\. , with no success.
> Is that problem related to lftp or to the server (for instance, I
> even can't see it with ls, even with ftp:list-options set to -a) ?
If you cannot see the files, how can lftp? But this is an unusual case,
most servers show hidden files with -a option.
> Here are the (more) exact symptoms :
> - I can see a directory named .sthg, but can't cd in it (404 not found)
How, if it is not shown by `ls -a'?
> - I can't see any file named .sthg
> Permissions are OK.
>
> (by the way : what's the purpose of --include ?)
To include some of the files excluded by --exclude.
--
Alexander.
