Hi all, I've been using lftp for several months now and find it extremely useful - thanks Alex ;)
But - I have a question concerning queue handling. Consider the follwing queues: lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/> jobs [0] queue (ftp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21) Now executing: [4] mirror -c Test/Dir1 Commands queued: 1. mirror -c Test/Dir2 2. mirror -c Test/Dir3 [4] mirror -c Test/Dir1 \mirror SubDir1 \get Testfile1 `Testfile1' at 3476260 (3%) xxK/s eta:Xm [Receiving data] [2] queue (ftp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21) Now executing: [3] mirror -c Test/Dir1 Commands queued: 1. mirror -c Test/Dir2 2. mirror -c Test/Dir3 [3] mirror -c Test/Dir1 \mirror SubDir1 \get Testfile1 `Testfile1' at 10114100 (17%) xxK/s eta:Xm [Receiving data] lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/> I have connected to two different sites and built a queue on both... and it's running fine! But what do I do if I want to move command 2 in queue [2] in from of command 1? If the dirs were called something different I could maybe start using: queue -m "*Dir3*" 1, but in this case two will fall into that expression. And I can't seem to get: queue -d "*Dir3*" to work at all. Only queue -d with a number as parameter will work. It seems like I'm missing something basic. When I try to: queue -d "*Dir2*", even if only one thing queued is called that - if fails with the error: "queue: No queue is active." I would assume something like: "queue -m 2:2 1", where "2:" implies I'm meaning the queue [2]. But I see nothing about this is the man pages - yet? :) I hope my example is elaborate and possible to understand. If not please let me know and I will try even harder ;) Thanks in advance // Nicolai Schlenzig PS: I'm still using lftp 2.4.4 since that was in the ports collection of my FreeBSD, and will upgrade in nearest future. But from what I can see - nothing has been changed the the "queue" account when I look in the changelog.
