On Tue, Nov 20, 2007 at 08:11:33AM +1100, Terry Allen wrote:
lftp -u lftptestuser,test123 -e "mirror -n /
/Users/lftptestuser/lftptest --delete" testftp.com
It mirrors, will delete non-existent files & mirror new ones,
but after completion, it sits still logged in - can anyone tell me
what I need to add to the end of this command to exit the lftp state
please? Many thanks for any assistance.
add ;exit to the command after -e option, or use -c option:
lftp -c "mirror -ne ftp://lftptestuser:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/%2F
/Users/lftptestuser/lftptest"
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Alexander..
Hi again,
Many thanks Alexander - that did the trick. I had also found
a script after some searching which when modified, did the job
nicely. I will send an unlrealted post shortly - thanks for the reply.
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Bye for now, Terry Allen
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