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From: houghi on 13 Apr 2008 08:30 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? Even `mc` asks for a confirmation. Writing a script to use ncftpput would not be an option, because I want to have the thing open and just doubleclick the file and be done with it. 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. houghi -- This was written under the influence of the following: | Artist : Santana | Song : Wham | Album : Inner secrets
From: Gilbert on 13 Apr 2008 10:08 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? Regards
From: watcher on 13 Apr 2008 11:20 In article <slrng03v7t.rsa.houghi(a)penne.houghi>, 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? > > Even `mc` asks for a confirmation. Writing a script to use ncftpput > would not be an option, because I want to have the thing open and just > doubleclick the file and be done with it. > > 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. > > houghi If you don't mind using the command line, how about ncftp? W.
From: houghi on 13 Apr 2008 11:38 watcher(a)moog.netaxs.com wrote: > In article <slrng03v7t.rsa.houghi(a)penne.houghi>, houghi wrote: <snip> >> Writing a script to use ncftpput >> would not be an option, because I want to have the thing open and just >> doubleclick the file and be done with it. <snip> > If you don't mind using the command line, how about ncftp? Because of the above readon. houghi -- This was written under the influence of the following: | Artist : Santana | Song : Xibaba | Album : Lotus
From: Unruh on 13 Apr 2008 11:46 watcher(a)moog.netaxs.com writes: >In article <slrng03v7t.rsa.houghi(a)penne.houghi>, 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? >> >> Even `mc` asks for a confirmation. Writing a script to use ncftpput >> would not be an option, because I want to have the thing open and just >> doubleclick the file and be done with it. >> >> 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. >> >> houghi >If you don't mind using the command line, how about ncftp? He said he does mind using the command line and wants to just click on the file.
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