My question is: why is this so messy? My connection-limit it set to 1. If it isn't, during a period of queue mirror -R . sometimes it will startup multiple threads sending from multiple various directories from where I did the mirror -R .. IE: Isn't it supposed to upload a single directory at a time, and not begin uploading one, get half way, and then start uploading another one (the next one down), etc?
This also happens if you do a queue mirror -c <DIRECTORY> with a lot of sub dire ctories and files in it. Normally this doesn't bother me, but it's been quite a while now and I was wonde ring if anyone else had seen this problem, or if it bothered them :). lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/xxx> j [0] queue (ftp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:xxx) Now executing: [1] mirror -R . [1] mirror -R . \mirror dir1 \mirror dir_inside_of_1 \mirror dir2 \mirror dir_inside_of_2 \mirror dir3 \mirror dir4 \mirror dir5 \mirror dir_inside_of_5 \mirror dir6 \mirror dir_inside_of_6 \mirror dir7 \mirror dir8 \transfer file_inside_of_8 `file2' at 0 (0%) [Connection limit reached] \transfer file_inside_of_8 `file3' at 0 (0%) [Connection limit reached] \transfer file_inside_of_8 `file4' at xxx (84%) 141.5K/s eta:29s [Sending data] \mirror dir 9 \mirror dir 10 mkdir `/xxx/dir10' [Connection limit reached] lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/xxx>
