Hello.

I have started using lftp a few days ago. I am using it to transfer some
files from one ftp server to another ftp server using the fxp protocol,
with a command like the following in a terminal:

$ lftp -c "mirror --verbose=3 --log=fxp.log -c 
ftp://user1:pass...@host1:port1/path1/file 
ftp://user2:pass...@host2:port2/path2/";

How can I stop the fxp transfer once for all? Hiting control+c finishes
the command above, but it seems that the transfer does not stop. The man
page sugests that lftp will move itself to nohup mode in background. If
I really want to kill the transfer, what should I do?

Regards,

Romildo

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