On 6/9/06, Jason McCarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you very much for the information. I hope Stefan can verify if this is indeed the problem (and it seems likely).
If so, then it is time to explore working around the wonderful world of Microsoft FTP...
No, but a while back a had a problem that looks like the same root
cause. This was with larch, however, not tla. I'll quote an old message
of mine, written June 22, 2003 to the old [EMAIL PROTECTED]
list, message-id [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
[...]
I think this is because Microsoft's FTP server has a buggy NLST
command:
Client: NLST /bclg/wwwiup/{archives}/test
Server: /bclg/wwwiup/{archives}/test\=meta-info
First, it doesn't include dotfiles in its output. Second, it uses a
backslash as the final path delimiter.
[...]
I can't offer you access to my account, but perhaps Stefan can confirm
if this is the problem via tcpdump or otherwise. Probably other FTP
clients have a workaround for this problem we could employ. I recall
NcFTP in particular as being able to list those files (though NcFTP is
under some artistic license, not GPL).
Thank you very much for the information. I hope Stefan can verify if this is indeed the problem (and it seems likely).
If so, then it is time to explore working around the wonderful world of Microsoft FTP...
--
Andy Tai, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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