# lftp/cfg - "Build" settings for package

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[technotes]

1. If this package's  official FTP site is down,  the following alter-
nate  directory  may (or may not) include a  copy of the latest source
tarball:

      ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/net/ftp/lftp/

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[buildtimes]

00.05 hours (or 002.70 minutes) - ThinkPad E540 i7 4x2 16GB RAM
00.05 hours (or 002.98 minutes) - Dell Inspiron 6400 2.0 GHz Intel Duo
                                  7200 2GB RAM
00.08 hours (or 004.78 minutes) - Toshiba Satellite C655 E-300 CPU 4GB
                                  RAM
00.17 hours (or 010.38 minutes) - Compaq 1.7 GHz Intel Pentium 4 512MB
                                  RAM

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[settings]
build    = default
exepack  = yes
fortran  = disabled
license  = See "license*.txt" in installed tree
licfile  = COPYING
nls      = disabled
setpaths = readline
tmpsize  = 27M

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[depends]
actools
binutils
bison3
expat
gawk
gnutls3
grep
ncurses
readline
sed

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[configure]
MANDIR=$PKGDIR_PROD/man
mkdir -p $MANDIR

# Fix FTBFS with new gcc's and/or glibc's ("signbit" issue):
sed -e 's/math.h/cmath/' \
    -i src/FileCopy.cc src/NetAccess.cc \
       src/ResMgr.cc   src/Speedometer.cc

bash ./configure \
    --prefix=$PKGDIR_PROD          \
    --build=$LACARCHBUILD          \
    --host=$LACARCHHOST            \
    --disable-dependency-tracking  \
    --disable-nls                  \
    --enable-shared=yes            \
    --enable-static=no             \
    --infodir=$PKGDIR_PROD/info    \
    --mandir=$MANDIR               \
    --with-readline=$PRODTREE/readline

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

# Original URLs. These URLs were valid at one point, but may have died
# since then. If you download newer versions of tarballs [etc.], don't
# delete  the  original versions,  as you may not  be able  to replace
# them.

[urls]
url_debian  = http://packages.debian.org/unstable/source/lftp
url_home    = http://lftp.yar.ru/
url_lfs     = n/a
url_tarball = http://lftp.yar.ru/ftp/lftp-4.9.2.tar.xz

#---------------------------------------------------------------------

[history]
170504 Updated from 4.6.5 to 4.7.7
170720 Updated to 4.8.0
170913 Updated to 4.8.1
170926 Updated to 4.8.2
171010 Updated to 4.8.3
180625 Fixed FTBFS ("signbit" issue)
180802 Updated to 4.8.4
210126 Updated to 4.9.2

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[about]
Notes based on a Freshmeat overview:

"lftp" is a sophisticated command-line file transfer program. It has a
multithreaded design,  allowing you to issue and execute multiple com-
mands simultaneously or in the background.  It also features mirroring
capabilities, and will  reconnect and continue transfers in  the event
of a disconnection.

Additionally,  if you  quit the program  while  transfers are still in
progress, it will switch to nohup mode and finish the transfers in the
background.

Protocols supported  include  FTP,  HTTP,  SFTP,  FISH,  FTP over HTTP
proxy,  HTTPS, and FTP over SSL.  Tunable parameters include rate lim-
its, maximum number of connections, and more.

From a Linux Journal article:

My sysadmin toolbox
Friday January 20, 2006 (03:01PM GMT)
By Javier de Miguel Rodriguez

If you need to  download something from  a remote system,  LFTP is [a]
terrific tool.  It supports  FTP, HTTP, SFTP, FISH, and HTTPS  network
transfers,  can create bookmarks,  supports  background  downloads and
auto  resuming,  job queuing,  and a  myriad of  advanced  options for
transferring files quickly and safely from A to B.