To hack around the problem, my debmirror script looks like this.

#!/bin/bash
SERVER=ftp.debian.org
SERVER_DIR=/debian
DIR=/srv/ftp/debian

debmirror --progress --host=$SERVER --method=ftp \
          --root=$SERVER_DIR --section=main      \
          --arch=i386 --dist=etch --postcleanup  \
          --ignore-small-errors                  \
          $DIR

cd $DIR/project/trace
wget ftp://$SERVER/$SERVER_DIR/project/trace/*


The last two lines are the hack around the problem. It seems like this would a 
relatively simple addition to debmirror in the ftp case since the ftp 
connection is closed right above the creation of the trace files in the 
debmirror script. I just wanted to add this info to the bug so it was 
documented.

wt
-- 
Warren Turkal, Research Associate III
Colorado State University, Dept. of Atmospheric Science


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