lftp --version gets the openssl version from SSL_version_str variable in
case it is available. Probably the version of openssl does not provide that
variable. It should not affect other operations though.
And BTW, on fedora 19 lftp shows openssl version correctly.
2013/11/7 Purple Nugs
> I am
Thank you for the report! This patch should fix the problem.
--
Alexander.
2013/11/7 Daniel Fazekas
> Recent versions of LFTP seem to crash regularly when using SFTP, always
> with a similar looking backtrace along the line of:
>
> OS X, lftp 4.4.10:
> strlen ()
> DirectedBuffer::PutTransl
I am unable to compile lftp using openssl under debian Wheezy. I have
tried all three using lftp-4.4.10
./configure --with-openssl=/usr
./configure --with-openssl=/usr/lib
./configure --with-openssl=/usr/lib/openssl
When I make the source and do ldd i see libssl and libcrypto in the list:
linux-v
Recent versions of LFTP seem to crash regularly when using SFTP, always with a
similar looking backtrace along the line of:
OS X, lftp 4.4.10:
strlen ()
DirectedBuffer::PutTranslated (this=0x100405280, buf=0xc ) at buffer.h:179
SFtp::utf8_to_lc (this=0x10180, s=0xc ) at
SFtp.cc:1985
SFtp::Me
Thanks Alexander,
I found file size compare in the mean time and discovered that for some reason
the zips were getting corrupted when uploading so the file sizes were actually
different in size !
This only happens rarely and I haven't been able to debug it yet.
best, Rob
On Nov 7, 2013,
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 03:48:49PM +0900, OGAWA Hirofumi wrote:
> On lftp-4.4.10, mirror command seems to have a bug. When I used mirror
> command, it became very slow by like following.
>
> After some debugging, I noticed Http::SendArrayInfoRequest() doesn't try
> to send the http request.
>
> Whe
