No difference with --no-umask, I turned debug on, and here is the output:
---> PRET RETR the.file.rar
<--- 200 OK, planning for upcoming download
---> PASV
<--- 227- Using FTP-Slave for upcoming transfer
<--- 227 Entering Passive Mode (84,130,128,36,161,28).
Connecting data socket to (84.130.
I confirm this wrong behaviour. Perhaps the local umask is
interfering in the mirror process?
I have created, in server, a folder and file with permissions 777.
But when I download them with mirror the permissions goes to 775 for
folder and file 664.
I think this is a
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 10:36:48AM +0200, Niklas Elmeholt wrote:
> If I create a folder with same user in the shell (mkdir tmp) it went 777.
> But when lftp creates it, during mirroring, it went 775.
> I have tried mirror:set-permissions without any difference.
Try also --no-umask option of mirror
If I create a folder with same user in the shell (mkdir tmp) it went 777.
But when lftp creates it, during mirroring, it went 775.
I have tried mirror:set-permissions without any difference.
//Niklas
2012/6/18 J1 Simón
> By default, mirror copies the permissions. I think you can see the man
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