Hi! There seems to be the following bug in lftp:
lftp :/> cd apps cd ok, cwd=/apps It says ok although the directory apps does not exist (there is Apps) Only when I try to change directory to the next subdirectory I get error message: lftp :/apps> ls total 32 drwxr-xr-x 69 glftpd glftpd 4096 Jun 18 14:02 2002 drwxr-xr-x 158 glftpd glftpd 12288 Jun 22 09:53 2003 lftp :/apps> cd 2003 cd: Access failed: 550 /apps/2003: No such file or directory. Which is really false, because directory 2003 does exist, only apps does not exist. In this case everything runs fine: lftp :/> cd Apps cd ok, cwd=/Apps .. etc. I suggest that you either allow changing directories case insensitive (like in many others ftp clients, e.g. ncftp) or correct this false "ok" confirmation communicate. Also do you know how to transfer files and directories using mirror fxp when the destination server is behind a firewall? " set ftp:fxp-passive-source on " does not help When I try to send files to such server only directory is created but files transfer fails. BTW, do you know maybe if a plain user can enable ssl connections somehow (compile openssl?), because when admin on my request installed lftp it seems to be without ssl feauture - he installed it as a debian package. Does lftp by default install without openssl? What can non superuser do to change it? Regards Andrzej.
