On Tue, Nov 20, 2007 at 04:51:58AM -0500, Justin Piszcz wrote:
On Tue, 20 Nov 2007, Terry Allen wrote:
>1 - On a mirror job, if a file is larger than a specified size (say
>100MB), can that file be bypassed & an email sent to notify the system
>admin that the file needs to be updated at a suitable time?
No, lftp will not send e-mail.
But it can bypass the file. See --size-range option.
Hi again,
Thanks for the reply - I see that in the man page. What kind
of format would I use to download only files that are say between 0
bytes & 100MB?
If I needed to alert on larger files, I guess I would need to
combine lftp into some kind of script to send an email alert - the
larger file size I suppose would be listed in the debug output on
lftp's mirroring.
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Bye for now, Terry Allen
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