Hi all: I'm using LFTP Version 3.7.6 (the one that comes with Cygwin), and I'm doing some tests like this:
mirror --verbose --loop --delete It looks like, by default, LFTP will compare timestamps and skip files that are up-to-date, is that right? However, if I add "--continue" to the argument list, LFTP will not check the timestamps any more. That means, if the file contents have changed in the mean time, I will end up with a corrupt file. Shouldn't "--continue" check the timestamp, and, if it has changed, restart the file download from the beginning? In any case, I would welcome some clarification on LFTP's man page to the behaviour of "--continue" in that respect. Please CC me on the answer, as I'm not subscribed to this list. Many thanks, Ruben
