Hi, I am running lftp on gentoo. As a beginner, I have some questions to ask. I am using the following script to download the whole folder from the ftp ------------------------------------ # queue.lftp # lftp -f queue.lftp to run
# Output test to lftp.log debug 3 -o logname.log # Reconnect settings set net:reconnect-interval-base 61 set net:reconnect-interval-max 65 set net:reconnect-interval-multiplier 1.03 set ftp:retry-530 ".*" # Disable SSL set ftp:ssl-allow 0 # Mirror a directory queue mirror -c "ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]://abc.abc.org:1234/---++XXX++---/XXX-XXXX/ ./" -------------------------------------------- After I run "lftp -f queue.lftp", the downloading job is running in the background. My first question is, how to view and control the running jobs. I tried the jobs command in lftp, it return no jobs, maybe that is just a different thread. I also tried ps -a, no jobs show up. So I dunno how to stop/resume the jobs too. I also dunno how is the downloading progress going. Seems that the job put the downloaded files into a temp folder. I shared the drive with samba and from another PC running winxp, I can find that the temp folder is named like _IDZPL~F, just inside the current folder ./. However, in linux I cannot see that folder by ls -a. My second question is that how can I access and handle the temp folder? Furthermore, it seems that which the downloading is finished, the temp folder began empty ( viewed from winxp pc), but I still cannot find the download files. Where are they going? Seems to me that after running the script, I cannot view and control neither the jobs in the background nor the downloaded files. Could you please enlighten me how to handle this problem. Thanks!
