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i'm attempting to get just changed/updated files from my ftp site to my machine and can't seem to get it to work, i'm not sure if it's something i'm doing wrong or if these commands don't work (or don't work as i expect).
when initially downloading i'm using:
--preserve --existing compare --download
- (as well as all the other bits like where to get stuff and where to put it)
if i run the command again duck seems to just re-download everything, no comparing happening (the files on the server aren't changing)
if i attempt to use synchronize with:
--preserve --existing download --synchronize
duck seems to look at the files (based on the verbose output) but then returns with
Transfer incomplete…
> QUIT
< 221-Goodbye. You uploaded 0 and downloaded 0 kbytes.
this is even when files have changed on the server and should thus be new and pulled down (or so i expect)
Can you let me know if i'm missing something in the commands i'm running or in how i'm expecting this to work?
In case it affects things, the ftp path i'm pulling from has quite a few subfolders and files, not just a flat structure.
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I get the behavior i described as the first run downloads the files in the registration folder to ~/Lab/ftp/clean
If i run it again though it downloads to ~/Lab/ftp/clean/registration
So a third run works but now I have the same files in /registration/ nested within eachother (in ~/Lab/ftp/clean and ~/Lab/ftp/clean/registration) on my local machine.
It seems as though subsequent runs are also finding additional files to download that aren't different but currently in the neighbourhood of 350 MB instead of 3.5 GB.
i'm attempting to get just changed/updated files from my ftp site to my machine and can't seem to get it to work, i'm not sure if it's something i'm doing wrong or if these commands don't work (or don't work as i expect).
when initially downloading i'm using:
if i run the command again duck seems to just re-download everything, no comparing happening (the files on the server aren't changing)
if i attempt to use synchronize with:
this is even when files have changed on the server and should thus be new and pulled down (or so i expect)
Can you let me know if i'm missing something in the commands i'm running or in how i'm expecting this to work?
In case it affects things, the ftp path i'm pulling from has quite a few subfolders and files, not just a flat structure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: