Hi Alexander, Thanks a lot for the "exit top kill"!
BTW, is there a list of variables I can use in a script (like $PPID)? Also I noticed another strange side effect when using "set cmd:fail-exit yes": -------------------------------- set cmd:fail-exit yes set cmd:move-background no at 15:00 -- kill all & open http://myhost.com get -c file1 -------------------------------- the script above sometimes produces the following error message: get: Fatal error: max-retries exceeded [12345] Moving to background to complete transfers... I belive lftp is not actually moving to background at this point, but just exiting, i.e. "set cmd:fail-exit yes" works as it should, however a misleading message is printed. FYI > You can also use: at 15:00 -- shell kill $PPID & > > I have released lftp version 3.4.4, where you can do this: > > at 15:00 -- exit top kill & > > It kills all jobs running and makes top level shell (lftp's internal one) > exit. -- Michael
