Actually I connect to several FTP servers and I would like define configuration rules different for each one. How can I do this?
2015-03-18 11:11 GMT+01:00 Juan Simón <deced...@gmail.com>: > Ok, that option is just what I wanted. I don't think this option should > skip /etc/lftp.conf too. The option name (norc) is quite descriptive > about rc (user) file no system file. > > I didn't find that option because: > > 1. The 'lftp -h' doesn't show this option. > >> $ lftp -h >> Usage: lftp [OPTS] <site> >> `lftp' is the first command executed by lftp after rc files >> -f <file> execute commands from the file and exit >> -c <cmd> execute the commands and exit >> --help print this help and exit >> --version print lftp version and exit >> Other options are the same as in `open' command >> -e <cmd> execute the command just after selecting >> -u <user>[,<pass>] use the user/password for authentication >> -p <port> use the port for connection >> <site> host name, URL or bookmark name >> >> 2. In man file the options of lftp command are near the end, when I > think they should be at the beginning. > > > 2015-03-18 8:13 GMT+01:00 Alexander V. Lukyanov <l...@netis.ru>: > >> On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 12:49:16AM +0100, Juan Simón wrote: >> > It would be great an option to specify a config file different of >> default. >> > It would be useful another option to indicate to lftp that it doesn't >> load >> > any config file, that it uses the default values. >> >> There is "lftp --norc" option, but it currently skips only user-specific >> rc >> files, and still loads system-wide /etc/lftp.conf >> >> Probably it should be changed to skip /etc/lftp.conf as well. >> >> -- >> Alexander. >> > >
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