On Tue, 20 Nov 2007, Terry Allen wrote:
Hi again,
I am wondering if lftp is capable of doing 2 things that I
haven't been able to find after considerable searching & don't know
if it is capable of the following:
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.
2 - Can lftp do bit transfers or trickle transfers to limit
bandwidth in any way?
Yes
lftp :~> set -a | grep -i limit
set net:limit-rate 0:0
set net:limit-total-max 0
set net:limit-total-rate 0:0
Hi again,
My apologies - while scrolling through the man page, I found
that option - if I understand correctly I could use the following for
a rate limit of 10kbps - please correct me if I am wrong:
set net:limit-rate 10000:10000
set net:limit-total-max 10000
set net:limit-total-rate 10000:10000
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Bye for now, Terry Allen
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