Re: Problems with lftp exclude

Hi Dan. Think about /public_html/lftptest (local/lftptest) as a base and write -x relative to that base: mirror -v --only-newer -x "^dir1/" /public_html/lftptest local/lftptest I use exclude this way. -- .: Vlado :. -- Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html FAQ:

Re: Problems with lftp exclude

> Sorry, no. This seems unlikely to be a Cygwin-specific problem, so I think > you're most likely to find the answer on the lftp mailing list. Alexander > Lukyanov, the developer of lftp, often answers questions there. Andrew See http://lftp.yar.ru/list.html, or gmane.network.lftp.user on gmane

Re: Problems with lftp exclude

> I’m running lftp (4.4.4) under cygwin on my Windows 8 machine. I’ve created > an lftptest directory on my server with two subdirs, dir1 and dir2, with a > file in each.  No matter what I try, I can't exclude "dir1" with an lftp > script that contains this exclude – I get the directory and all of

Problems with lftp exclude

I’m running lftp (4.4.4) under cygwin on my Windows 8 machine. I’ve created an lftptest directory on my server with two subdirs, dir1 and dir2, with a file in each.  No matter what I try, I can't exclude "dir1" with an lftp script that contains this exclude – I get the directory and all of the subd