_lftprc


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##
## lftp config file
## ~/.lftp/rc
## ~/.lftprc
##
## LIweitiaNux <liweitianux@gmail.com>
## August 16, 2012
##
## Ref: http://ihavanna.org/linux/225
##


## debug
#debug 3

## character settings {{{
set ftp:charset GBK
set sftp:charset UTF-8
set file:charset UTF-8
## charset }}}

## alias {{{
alias nocharset "set ftp:charset; set file:charset"
alias gbk "set ftp:charset GBK; set file:charset UTF-8"
alias utf8 "set ftp:charset UTF-8; set file:charset UTF-8"

alias reconnect "close; cache flush; cd ."
alias passive "set ftp:passive-mode"
## alias }}}

## settings {{{
# history
set cmd:csh-history on

# default protocol selection
set default-protocol/ftp.*	ftp
set default-protocol/www.*	http
set default-protocol/localhost	file

# passive mode
set ftp:passive-mode yes

# pget
set pget:default-n 5

# makes lftp faster but doesn't work with some sites/routers
# set ftp:sync-mode off

# ssl
set ftp:ssl-protect-data yes
#set ftp:ssl-allow no
#set ftp:ssl-force no
# for sites use ssl, but NOT purchase a proper SSL
# NOTE: Middle-man attacks
# Ref: http://rajaseelan.com/2011/12/18/lftp-fatal-error-certificate-verification-not-trusted/
set ssl:verify-certificate no

## settings }}}

## appearance {{{
# make prompt look better
# colors (contributed by Matthew <mwormald@optusnet.com.au>)
set prompt "\[\e[0;33m\][\[\e[0;34m\]f\[\e[1m\]t\[\e[37m\]p\[\e[0;33m\]] \[\e[1;32m\]\u\[\e[0;33m\]\@\[\e[1;31m\]\h\[\e[0;33m\]:\[\e[1;34m\]\w\[\e[0;33m\] >\[\e[0m\] "
# Uncomment the following two lines to make switch cls and ls, making
# cls the default.
alias ls command cls
alias hostls command 'ls --color'

# Terminal strings to set titlebars for terminals that don't
# properly specify tsl and fsl capabilities.
# Use cmd:set-term-status to enable this.
set cmd:term-status/*screen* "\e_\T\e\\"
set cmd:term-status/*xterm* "\e[11;0]\e]2;\T\007\e[11]"
set cmd:term-status/*rxvt* "\e[11;0]\e]2;\T\007\e[11]"
set cmd:set-term-status on
## appearance }}}

## proxy {{{
# Proxy can help to pass a firewall
# Environment variables ftp_proxy, http_proxy and no_proxy are used to
# initialize the below variables automatically. You can set them here too.
#
# ftp:proxy must communicate with client over ftp protocol, squid won't do.
# This can be e.g. TIS-FWTK or rftpd. User and password are optional.
# set ftp:proxy ftp://[user:pass@]your_ftp_proxy:port
# ...but squid still can be used to access ftp servers, using hftp protocol:
# set ftp:proxy http://your.squid.address:port
# ...if squid allows CONNECT to arbitrary ports, then you can use CONNECT
# instead of hftp:
# set ftp:use-hftp no

# no proxy for host
# set ftp:proxy/local_host ""
# or domain
# set ftp:proxy/*.domain.com ...

# http:proxy must communicate with client over http protocol, e.g. squid.
# Default port is 3128.
# set http:proxy your_http_proxy[:port]
# hftp:proxy must also be an http proxy. It is used for FTP over HTTP access.
# set hftp:proxy your_http_proxy[:port]

# net:no-proxy disables proxy usage for list of domains.
# set net:no-proxy .domain.com,.otherdom.net

# If you don't have direct ftp access, this setting can be useful to select
# hftp instead of ftp automatically.
# set ftp:proxy http://your.http.proxy:port
## proxy }}}


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