All you need to do is copy the get function and edit the line my $offset = 0;

Update: How about: 

sub get_from {
    my $sftp = shift;
    my($remote, $local, $cb, $from) = @_;
    ...
    my $offset = $from || 0;
    ...
}

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The last argument is optional. If not supplied, get_from is the same as get. If supplied, the transfer will start at that offset. You can find out at which byte to start using stat on the local file. You'll need to make no other changes are needed.

In reply to Re^3: Net::SFTP and reget ? by ikegami
in thread Net::SFTP and reget ? by Anonymous Monk

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