Hi, and thanks for making the best command line FTP client available! :) I have a small suggestion that I really, really need - but I haven't found yet: One-way mirror and delete.
Wouldn't it be cool if we could combine the "mirror" command with "mget -E", or have "mget" respect directories as well as files..? Imagine; you want to move a huge directory from ftp1.somehost.com to ftp2.somehost.com. You COULD run lftp on ftp1 or ftp2, run 'mirror -R' or 'mirror' on the wanted directory, then delete it manually when done. BUT; if ftp2 has tons of space, and ftp1 is running out of disk space, it would be nice to move + delete files, sequentially & recursively; one by one, just to 'improve' the situation, gradually. It's probably possible to make a script to do this, but it would be very neat if the mirror command supported 'delete [remote|local] files after successful transfer'. Thanks again for making the LFTP! You're the best! Keep up the good work! :) -- RoboDoc [email protected]
