Hi Alessandro,
ftp-uri syntax is below...
ftp://[user[:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path]
It needs URI including password!!!
it's not secure.
you can test remote-access with gnomevfs-ls command.
example:
% gnomevfs-ls 'ftp://k-1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]//home/k-1/
public_html'
. (Directory, x-directory/normal) size 4096
.. (Directory, x-directory/normal) size 4096
archive (Directory, x-directory/normal) size 4096
glue (Directory, x-directory/normal) size 4096
%
I think that ftp archive should be read only.
and I think that you should use ssh uri with upload(with
ssh-agent).
Cheers,
On 2006/07/09, at 17:29, Alessandro Bottoni wrote:
Hi Arx-ivers,
I'm still trying to use a free web host as a Arx archive space. This
time I'm using www.interfree.it, a service that does not impose any
limitation on filenames and directory creation.
Here my results:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ arx make-archive
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ftp://ftp.interfree.it//
arx_archive
ERROR: Problems with a Gnome-VFS call
Make Directory
ftp://ftp.interfree.it//arx_archive
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ arx make-archive
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ftp://silvanadimartino:ftp.interfree.it//arx_archive
ERROR: Problems with a Gnome-VFS call
Make Directory
ftp://silvanadimartino:ftp.interfree.it//arx_archive
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ arx make-archive
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]//arx_archive
ERROR: Problems with a Gnome-VFS call
Make Directory
ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]//arx_archive
It's because a wrong CL sintax (maybe a wrong URI sintax), of course,
but... what the right command line should look like?
Or, in other words, how does Arx manage the username/password
parameters
required to access the FTP server?
Many thanks for your attention
Alessandro Bottoni
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