Re: Trying to create a directory

Alexander Lukyanov <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.lftp.user
Message-ID <CANnoEwr+B5296MUjydJELs=3QVBuyS2s+A2c1UT4VvUhdWsjUA@mail.gmail.com>
Git HEAD sources now contain mkdir -f option for quiet operation. Funny
that mkdirJob had already boolean quiet flag.


2014-01-04 18:47 GMT+04:00 Gianni Piccini <[email protected]>:

> Hi to all. I would ask if there is a solution to my (mainly estethic)
> problem. I use lftp launching it with a script in parameters:
>
> lftp -f script.txt
>
> I need to upload some files in a server that has many files e directories
> (so, a complete mirror is not good due the needed time), and I compose the
> script in this way:
>
> open -u myuser,mypass ftp.mysite.com
> mkdir -p /www/dir1
> put -a -c -O /www/dir2 /home/me/upload/index.txt
> mkdir -p /www/dir2
> put -c -O /www/dir2 /home/me/upload/image.jpg
> quit
>
> Sometimes files are not present in the server, or directory could not
> exist, so, if overwriting with new files is handled by switch -c, I've put
> the command mkdir -p before upload, but, that's my question, there is any
> way to silently create the directory or try to create it only if not
> exists, or avoiding error messages if it is already present?
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-- 
   Alexander.

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