On Jul 2, 2008, at 21:49, Aethon wrote:
prior to 'get'ing a file, you have to issue a site command with a
file specific password (this is on top of the normal login
authentication stuff).
[...]
open sitename
login user pass
site rpwd second_pwd
get file1 -o outdir/file1
get file2 -o outdir/file2
I see there are already two similar options in lftp to send certain
extra commands after logging in:
ftp:acct (string)
Send this string in ACCT command after login. The
result is
ignored. The closure for this setting has format
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ftp:site-group (string)
Send this string in SITE GROUP command after login.
The result
is ignored. The closure for this setting has format
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Except of course they are not sending the command you need.
As an ugly but easy hack you could change the source code in src/
ftpclass.cc to send the command you want "SITE RPWD" instead of "SITE
GROUP".
Look for:
void Ftp::SendSiteGroup()
{
const char *group=QueryStringWithUserAtHost("site-group");
if(!group)
return;
conn->SendCmd2("SITE GROUP",group);
expect->Push(Expect::IGNORE);
}
Modify it to send SITE RPWD or whatever you want instead of SITE GROUP.
Then just add
set ftp:site-group 'blahblah'
to the start of your script.
