On Jun 7, 2011, at 09:59, augustin wrote:
>> set ftp:use-feat/example.com off
>> set ftp:ssl-force/example.com on
> This feature is soooo cool and soooo undocumented anywhere I looked (man page
> as well as online lftp tutorials).
It's there in the man page, though perhaps not easy to understand what it's
talking about on first read:
”You can set one variable several times for different closures, and thus you
can get a particular settings for particular state. The closure is to be
specified after variable name separated with slash `/'.
The closure for `dns:', `net:', `ftp:', `http:', `hftp:' domain variables is
currently just the host name as you specify it in the `open' command (with some
exceptions where closure is meaningless, e.g. dns:cache-size). For some `cmd:'
domain variables the closure is current URL without path. For other variables
it is not currently used.
See examples in the sample lftp.conf.“
> Also the exact syntax to use on configuration files is not clearly mentioned
> anywhere. Luckily, I found some forum posts where people had posted their
> config files, which was helpful.
As it said above, that sample system-wide lftp.conf file which is normally
installed as {prefix}/etc/lftp.conf is a good place to start.
