Hi, i have a curious problem with lftp. I am using it many years now and i am very fond of it. I just installed 3.1.2 with an upgrade of my Debian testing Linux. Unfortunatly lftp wasn't the only update but since my update lftp acts a little bit strange.
I normally use lftp in a screen (the tool for virtual console) with tsocks (using a socks5 server) and i am queuing mirror commands like :queue mirror -c -v DirectryName/ from my server at work. This normally works great an reliable, but now it hangs between each different file for exactly 5 minutes. With debug on it looks like this: ---> PASV <--- 277 Entering Passive Mode (xxx,xxx,xxx,xxx,xxx,xxx) ---- Connecting data socket to (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) port xxxxx [-- here it hangs for exactly 5 minutes --] ---- Data connection established ----> RETR MyFilename ... The funny thing is, if i type somthing in - a single letter - or even delete a charackter with backspace it starts the transfer immediately. And thats the part i think is so strange. I am absolutly not sure if it is caused by the influence of update of a different debian package or if it is lftps fault, or if the standard debian lftp.conf has changed (i cannot remember, but i suppose it's the same) I use a set order, and have set protect-data and protect-list on. That's all and this worked fine for months. I also tried a self compiled 3.1.3 version with the same result. Any clue?
