Conemu error about lftp4win

[userdocs]

How do you start the program? do you use the bat file in the documents/lftp folder or did you create a shortcut on your desktop?

[userdocs]

I am going to have to come back to this as i cannot replicate the issue. Can you try 1.3.2 and see if the issue is there with that previous version?

[cloudintrousers]

Yes I did create a shortcut on my desktop. Unfortunately my laptop screen isn't working so I cant reinstall an earlier version.

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[cloudintrousers]

reinstalled latest version on new laptop. Im able to connect to server and pget single pdf files but not larger folders. I get the below on conemu

[userdocs]

Why did you close this?

[cloudintrousers]

Sorry, I selected the wrong option.

[cloudintrousers]

This is now working perfectly! For multiple files, I use mirror instead of Pget and download to the default download lftp folder. Thank you

[userdocs]

can you try this release?

https://github.com/userdocs/lftp-windows/releases/tag/1.3.4

[cloudintrousers]

Downloads from remote to local file via Pget and mirror now without above error. Problem solved!
Two other issues:

1. When I select a file to upload from local to remote location, mirror option doesn't.
   work (no error message given)
2. Not a big deal, but how to I change the default download folder to a different destination folder?

[userdocs]

1: i have never really considered uploading. i don't think it works at this minute.

2: you can do it in the relevant script. they are located in the system/scripts folder. you will need to edit the matching script to the command you wish to use.

It's commented in the scripts:

# This local path is relative to the portable directory - Use the cygwin path format to specify full local paths - /cygdrive/c/download = C:\download
local_dir="$HOME/../downloads"

[userdocs]

Is this resolved?

[cloudintrousers]

Yes, Thanks.