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get [-E] [-a] [-c] [-e] [-P N] [-O base] rfile [-o lfile] ...
(...)
-P N download N files in parallel
However, get does not accept a value for N. Concurrent downloads work (the limit might be taken from net:connection-limit instead), but attempting to provide a limit like -P 4 will see "4" as a file name. mget -P, on the other hand, does require a number for N.
I'm not sure if this is intentional and just a documentation issue, or if both commands should accept a specified limit. It's also possible that put and mput have a similar problem, but I can't test this due to lack of write permissions on the server.
Closely related: the -P option is completely missing from the online help for get, mget, put, and mput in src/commands.cc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The man page section for
get
currently reads:However,
get
does not accept a value forN
. Concurrent downloads work (the limit might be taken fromnet:connection-limit
instead), but attempting to provide a limit like-P 4
will see "4" as a file name.mget -P
, on the other hand, does require a number forN
.I'm not sure if this is intentional and just a documentation issue, or if both commands should accept a specified limit. It's also possible that
put
andmput
have a similar problem, but I can't test this due to lack of write permissions on the server.Closely related: the
-P
option is completely missing from the online help forget
,mget
,put
, andmput
insrc/commands.cc
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: