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Old 12-21-2005, 07:10 AM   #1
utw-mephisto
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Pure-ftpd switch needed


I have on a server pure-ftpd running.

With certain scripts we are mirroing the files between three ftp server ..

Anyway, that script is checking at 50% if the upload is successfull .. so it looks for a partiall uploaded file ..

With pure-ftpd however it seems it saves the files in another temp folder somewhere .. is there a way to keep even partiall uploaded files in the folder where I upload them ?

I was thinking about the switch -K which allows resume (wild guess) but it does not allow delete anymore then ...

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