Hello,
> BTW, why do you use "/bin/sh -c" ?
I need tilde expansion because I use my environment across a lot of
machines and the home directory isn't the same on all machines. But I
just remembered that lftp does variable expansion so I changed it to:
alias bookmarksplz source -e gpg -d < $HOME/.lftp/bookmarks.gpg
Btw. One issue left: When I import my bookmarks that way lftp saves them
on exit in ~/.lftp/bookmarks . I see no variable to control the location
of the file or to tell lftp not to save bookmarks on exit. I am thinking
about symlinking ~/.lftp/bookmarks to /dev/null when the file doesn't
exists? Ideas?
Thomas
