# download defines packages files for mirror.
# Version: 1.09 2001/08/06
#
# Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Ian Maclaine-cross <i.maclaine-cross@unsw.edu.au>
# You may use this only under the conditions of the General Public
# License in file GPL.
#
# Most FTP sites generate a daily ls-lR.gz using a command like:
#	mkls-lR -d /home/ftp/pub "-Ils-lR.*"
# "man mkls-lR" will explain how to run this on your machine.
#
# This package file keeps a local copy of ls-lR.gz for directory
# information to speed downloading.
#
# If you download from a large remote host infrequently, copy this
# file and edit the required site, remote and local directories
# as instructed below. Then run:
#	mirror download
# Check the downloaded directory remote_ls-lR.gz for the pathnames of
# the files you want. Change get_patt= at the bottom of this file to
# the files you want and repeat the procedure to get them.
#
# This method is faster than the -g flag in upgrading local directories
# because only new files are downloaded not all files.
#
# For daily mirroring of sites with ls-lR.patch.gz see package files
# localhost, ftp.tex.ac.uk and ftp.debian.org. The file ls-lR.html
# explains why, when and how.
#
# localhost is your site's loopback interface. mirror talks to your
# own FTP server without going out onto the network. You do not even
# need a network card to use this. Use it for learning how to use
# mirror and testing. `mirror' will reject localhost as a site if
# hostname=localhost in mirror.defaults or the equivalent occurs in
# other configuration files e.g., /etc/hosts.
#

package=defaults
	# Change this to the required remote hostname.
	site=localhost
	# Change to the remote subdirectory containing the ls-lR.gz file.
	remote_dir=/pub/
	# Change this to the full pathname of the local directory where
	# you want to base the copy of the remote directory tree.
	# NEVER EVER use the shell wildcard tilde, ~, here.
	local_dir=/tmp/pub
	# mirror expects a perl regexp matching the pathnames required here.
	# Replacing "README" with "/subname/[^/]$" gets all files from
	# all subdirectories named "subname" non-recursively.
	get_patt=README

# You should not need to change lines below here.

package=files
	local_ignore=
	exclude_patt=
	do_deletes=false
	recursive=false
	name_mappings=s:ls-lR:remote_ls-lR:
	get_patt=^ls-lR.gz

package=files
	local_ls_lR_file=remote_ls-lR.gz
	delete_get_patt=true