...at the command-line that is.
I was transferring some video files from my Linux box over to my windows machine, while logged in from my laptop via ssh and I got disconnected.
At this point I had 2 problems:
1. I didn't really want to delete the files and restart the transfers due to the size of the files.
2. The standard ftp client does not support resuming of files.
I googled and found this thread, where andrew.46 recommended NcFTP.
A minute later, I was happily smiling and typing this post :D
P.S: Don't forget to use the -z option to specify resume
A few more options that I've found useful.
If you need to transfer something and delete it when it's complete the -DD option is very useful
e.g. put -DD DSC9*.jpg
get -DD IMG7*.jpg
2009-04-19
Resuming Transfers
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Labels: command line, commands, file transfer, ftp, help, linux, ncftp, resume, ubuntu
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