On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 12:15:37PM -0200, José Romildo Malaquias wrote: > 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/";
I have another question in this context: Why sometimes lftp changes to "[Receiving data->Sending data]". Clearly it stopped doing fxp, as traffic is going through my local computer. It is not enough to stop the command with control+c, as even after lftp seems to be finished, the traffic continues and "ps -ef | grep fxp" does not show a lftp process. So what is the best way of interrupting the ftp traffic in my local computer in this case? Romildo
