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From: Daniel Baker <dbaker@jeep.ops.neosoft.com>
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Subject: Mirror and '?'
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Does anyone have any problems with mirror redownloading files
under a different name?

For example, on my GNU mirror, it will have a file named

git-4.3.10-4.3.11.diff.gz 

Mirror will download the file.

The next night, when the cron job starts up the mirror master,
it will download

git-4.3.10-4.3.11.diff.gz?.gz

But, mirror claims that it's downloading the file called

git-4.3.10-4.3.11.dif.gz^M 

And it will continue adding on more and more extensions until
I blow away all the bogus files, and then it starts over.

In terms of directories, if you have a directory called foo,
and it gets the whole directory one night, thte next night it
will get foo: and then it will get foo::, etc, etc.


Any ideas?

Thanks

Daniel


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