Re: remote has FTP.LOG in each directory

Doug Laidlaw <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.sitecopy
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Are you certain that they are put there by the server?  Ws_ftp creates files 
like that.  If you are using sitecopy to update, new FTP.LOG files shouldn't 
be created.  Why do you have to remove them manually?  Is it because they 
aren't in your local copy?  

Doug.
On Saturday 27 Nov 2004 4:34 am, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> My upstream host, affordablehost.com, has these silly FTP.LOG, or
> whatever they are called, files sitting in each directory that one
> encounters when one tries to remove that directory. One must go in
> manually and remove it first.  Best strategy in this case is what?
>
> Sure I could do
> $ find . -type d -exec touch {}/FTP.LOG \;
> $ sitecopy --catchup
> But what if not all the directories have FTP.LOG there, only say older
> directories. Also this is ugly when doing sitemaps.
> The remote only allows FTP access.
> sitecopy 0.11.4
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