Bug#340332: lftp: ls does not print files starting with . (like .htaccess).

2005-11-23 Thread Eugen Dedu
Alexander V. Lukyanov wrote: It is a FAQ. Use: set ftp:list-options -a if the option is supported by the ftp server. I am sorry, I looked at documentation etc. Shouldn't this option be used by default? About a year ago the dot files were taken into account by default. -- Eugen

Bug#340332: lftp: ls does not print files starting with . (like .htaccess).

2005-11-23 Thread Alexander V. Lukyanov
On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 09:46:49AM +0100, Eugen Dedu wrote: Shouldn't this option be used by default? About a year ago the dot files were taken into account by default. No, it should not. LIST -a option is not necessary supported by ftp server. The option was not ever enabled by default.

Bug#340332: lftp: ls does not print files starting with . (like .htaccess).

2005-11-23 Thread Eugen Dedu
Alexander V. Lukyanov wrote: On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 09:46:49AM +0100, Eugen Dedu wrote: Shouldn't this option be used by default? About a year ago the dot files were taken into account by default. No, it should not. LIST -a option is not necessary supported by ftp server. The option was

Bug#340332: lftp: ls does not print files starting with . (like .htaccess).

2005-11-22 Thread Eugen Dedu
Package: lftp Version: 3.3.3-1 Severity: important Enter an FTP site. If you execute ls, it prints all the files, but not the ones starting with `.', like .httpaccess. The mirror command does not take into account fields starting with dot, I suppose this is because of the output of ls. I set

Bug#340332: lftp: ls does not print files starting with . (like .htaccess).

2005-11-22 Thread Alexander V. Lukyanov
It is a FAQ. Use: set ftp:list-options -a if the option is supported by the ftp server. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]