Hi,

My name is David Bruyer from France and i use lftp for several years with a
hugh satisfaction of all those implemented features.
I'm contacting you in the hope to find a solution to one of my problem : the
lftp's output to an external file.
I'm writing a bash script that use lftp in commandline and i need to
redirect output to a file to use it later for treatment. But i can't capture
the most important for me : the download progress state. I would like to
redirect the download progress into a file i could check from time to time
by a simple "tail -f"
The "debug -o $file" option only refer to ftp communications between server
and client and the "&>" only show completed jobs resumes. But nothing
appears while transfer is not completed. I know there are some features like
"xfer:eta-period" or "xfer:rate-period" but i can't make them work correctly
for my need.
If this option is implemented in lftp, as weel as curl and wput, could you
let me know where i could find a example script that match my request ?

Thanks in advance,
Regards,
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David BRUYER

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