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From: houghi on 13 Apr 2008 11:44
Gilbert wrote:
> houghi wrote:
>
>> I am currently using Gftp and it is ok to do the occasional upload. For
>> more automated stuff I use sitecopy.
>>
>> I looked at the settings, yet nothing I found and changed was disableing
>> the request to overwrite. At the job I have a program that asks if want
>> to disable it and then does so.
>>
>
> Nothing obvious in ~/.gftp/gftprc?

# Overwrite files by default or set to resume file transfers
overwrite_default=1

This just sets default. It does not mean it does not ask for it anymore,
so no, nothing obvious.

houghi
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From: Gilbert on 13 Apr 2008 17:12
houghi wrote:

> Gilbert wrote:
>> houghi wrote:
>>
>>> I am currently using Gftp and it is ok to do the occasional upload. For
>>> more automated stuff I use sitecopy.
>>>
>>> I looked at the settings, yet nothing I found and changed was disableing
>>> the request to overwrite. At the job I have a program that asks if want
>>> to disable it and then does so.
>>>
>>
>> Nothing obvious in ~/.gftp/gftprc?
>
> # Overwrite files by default or set to resume file transfers
> overwrite_default=1
>
> This just sets default. It does not mean it does not ask for it anymore,
> so no, nothing obvious.
>

Have you tried changing the value? What happens if you set it to 0
From: houghi on 13 Apr 2008 17:11
Gilbert wrote:
>> # Overwrite files by default or set to resume file transfers
>> overwrite_default=1
>>
>> This just sets default. It does not mean it does not ask for it anymore,
>> so no, nothing obvious.
>>
>
> Have you tried changing the value? What happens if you set it to 0

It changes the default. Normaly the default is (I think) skip file. You
get a popup that says: Overwrite, resume, Skip File, Select All and
Deselect All.

houghi
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From: nomail-nospam on 13 Apr 2008 23:20
houghi wrote:
> I am currently using Gftp and it is ok to do the occasional upload. For
> more automated stuff I use sitecopy.
>
> However when working on my site I often do minor changes, then upload
> them, then do another minor change and upload.
>
> First Gftp asks me to confirm an overwrite. This is anoying to me,
> altough it is a great default. I do not like it and I do not need it. I
> know what the risks are and I have already deleted sites and pages that
> I shouldn't have. However that is my choice and I stick to it.
>
> Are there any (GUI) programs that are able to handle this?

Maybe Igloo?

From: Gilbert on 14 Apr 2008 04:51
>>>
>>
>> Have you tried changing the value? What happens if you set it to 0
>
> It changes the default. Normaly the default is (I think) skip file. You
> get a popup that says: Overwrite, resume, Skip File, Select All and
> Deselect All.
>

Doh! I think that the "allow overwrite" ability is a function of your FTP
Server, not of your FTP client. What are you using as your FTP server? Do
you have something like "AllowOverwrite = off" in it's config file? If so,
try changing it to "AllowOverwrite = on"

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