Hello, First of all, thank you very much for lftp, which is a great tool that is both fast, efficient, and surprisingly intuitive (the mirror function works miracles to transfer whatever I want from one place to another!!!).
I've been using graphical clients for ages (including gftp, my last client before I started using lftp, and one of the worst clients ever), and I've never looked back when I switched to lftp. However, the way you implement explicit TLS/SSL is somewhat baffling and at times unpractical. I have a site that is very stupid, because, it is a hub for several sites (available as virtual directories). I can connect to the hub with or without TLS/SSL, but when I try to list the contents of one of the virtual directories, I cannot unless I'm securely connected. <--- 220 <@@@@@@> ---> FEAT <--- 221- Extensions supported: <--- 221- AUTH TLS <--- 221- AUTH SSL <--- 221- PRSZ <--- 221- PROT <--- 221 END ---> USER <@@@@@@@> <--- 331 Password required for <@@@@@@@> ---> PASS XXXX <--- <--- <--- <--- <--- <--- <--- <--- <--- <--- 230 User Logged In ---> PWD <--- 257 "/" is current directory -[bnc] It seems lftp does not do the AUTH TLS for some reason---why? And how can I force it to always use AUTH TLS when available? Is it possible to explicitly request it (as a command switch or something)? Best Regards, Jérémie Lumbroso.
