I know which is the error. The actual implementation of
"mirror:exclude-regex" is insufficient.
First: Why doesn't it match against of entire path? It's obvious that
lftp knows it. It's very poor the actual implementation of this setting.
Second: It should have one method to define several patterns.
Regards.
El sáb 17 dic 2011 17:28:20 CET, Simón escribió:
I have defined the next setting in my rc file:
set mirror:exclude-regex
"^.+\.part$|^.+/mkv/.+\.jpg|jpeg|png|JPG|PNG|JPEG$|^.+/mkv/.+\.zip|rar|RAR|ZIP$"
$ mkv (it's an alias)
cd ok, cwd=/mkv
lcd ok, local cwd=/dunehd1/Descargando
$ mirror prueba
/"prueba" folder has several files:
CIMG3399-peq.jpeg
DSC_5355.JPG
Mosca_Da_Sopa.jpg
anger.PNG
mifoto.png
pruerba.txt/
But lftp downloads 2 files: "pruerba.txt" and "Mosca_Da_Sopa.jpg".
The first is correct but not the second. Why? Is this a bug or is this
a problem in my pattern?
Regards.
El vie 16 dic 2011 20:04:03 CET, Simón escribió:
I expose my case:
I change to a folder in remote/local. I execute "mirror remote-file.ext"
In this case, does it match only against the filename?
El vie 16 dic 2011 16:49:21 CET, Alexander V. Lukyanov escribió:
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 01:22:55PM +0100, Simón wrote:
Does "mirror:exclude-regex" check folders too?
I mean, does it check that pattern against "folder/filename.ext" of
downloaded file?
Yes, it matches against path relative to base directory.
I.e. if you run "mirror /dir1 /dir2" then it matches against
"sub/sub/dir/file.txt".
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