#4 ypost 0.46

[Anonymous]

I wanted to report a bug about the force argument in
the command line.

Let say, I want to post some files (gonna use posts of
the manual example):

If I post like this:
ypost -s'Test Post' -c'file %f of %F' test.zip test.txt

It scans the files and ask me if I agree with the list
of files.
I type then 'y' and all works fine and it will be
uploaded like here below:
[Test Post] "test.txt" 4281 yEnc bytes [file 1 of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (1/5) 3065891 bytes [file 2
of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (2/5) 3065891 bytes [file 2
of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (3/5) 3065891 bytes [file 2
of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (4/5) 3065891 bytes [file 2
of 2]

BUT NOW MY PROBLEM

If you do this:
ypost -s'Test Post' -c'file %f of %F' test.zip test.txt -f

The posts won't be counted correct, they will be posted
like this:
[Test Post] "test.txt" 4281 yEnc bytes [file 3 of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (1/5) 3065891 bytes [file 4
of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (2/5) 3065891 bytes [file 4
of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (3/5) 3065891 bytes [file 4
of 2]
[Test Post] "test.zip" yEnc (4/5) 3065891 bytes [file 4
of 2]

As you see, the numbers don't begin from zer0, but it
begins from the last counting (that was listed)

I hope you people understand what I mean. Else e-mail
me back and I will explain about it.

Grtz,
AliTriX