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[gftp] gftp-text -d doesn't work as before anymore
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- Subject: [gftp] gftp-text -d doesn't work as before anymore
- From: Tomasz Chmielewski <mangoo@interia.pl>
- Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 20:33:44 +0200
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Hello,
Some time ago, I was using gftp-text to download whole directories and
files in it, and I was using it in a script:
$ gftp-text -d 'ftp://user:pass@192.168.1.1/mnt/disk/*'
If I halted the machine and the files didn't download completly, they
were automatically resumed after I next time run the above command.
I don't know when the change appeared, but now I can't use gftp-text in
a script anymore, and I chave to decide what to do:
§ gftp-text -d 'ftp://user:pass@192.168.1.1/mnt/disk/*'
(...)
Successfully changed local directory to /home/tch/Desktop/Filmy
A Walk to Remember.avi already exists. (733,530,112 source size,
40,134,695 destination size):
(o)verwrite, (r)esume, (s)kip, (O)verwrite All, (R)esume All, (S)kip
All: (r) R
Is there a command-line parameter to "(R)esume all" without user
interaction?
gftp-text --help does not tell us anything about the options (I'm aware
of only one, -d):
$ gftp-text --help
usage: gftp [[protocol://][user[:pass]@]site[:port][/directory]]
-- T.