How to use LFTP

LFTP is a great tool for those that are on Linux as it will be one of the very fastest options for getting data back to your home as it supports not only segments but also multi-file downloads out of the box.

A small writeup can be found below:

lftp -u username,password -e 'mirror -v -c -P 6 --Remove-source-files /source/folder/ /destination/folder/' sftp://URL

-u = username[,password]

-e = initiates a command (must be followed by one)

mirror  can download or update a whole directory tree

-v = verbose (you get an output about whats happening, e.g. filelist and speed)

-c = continue filetransfer if previously been disrupted or had to be stopped

-P 6 = download 6 files simultaneously (obviously you can set this higher or lower. try starting with 2 or 3 and see what your connection can handle)

--Remove-source-files = self explaining i guess

/source/folder/ = folder on your seedbox you want to download

/destination/folder/ = where to put it on your home/destination machine

Please note that in the above, remove-source-files will delete data on our server once the file has been downloaded, if you wish to keep the files there, then remove that option.

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