Hi, To see what you can set: lftp> set -a
Put any set commands in your $HOME/.lftprc, e.g.: set cmd:verify-host no set cmd:verify-path no You can add aliases in the lftprc, e.g.: alias lm set net:limit-total-rate 2500:2500 Does this answer your question? Justin. On Fri, 14 Oct 2011, Gary D Walborn wrote:
Hello to all: I am a new user of lftp and am quite happy thus far. I guess I'm a little confused about "variables". It appears that you can't define NEW variables, but rather can only change the variables that are predefined in the system. Am I missing something? Also, is there no way to access the values of environment variables in lftp? If not, it would be a fabulous improvement to lftp to allow use of variables in the way that bash does. Any thoughts? -- Gary D. Walborn gwalb...@gmail.com
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