The pwd problem is getting a bit worse. ie: ./lftp 0 lftp 0:~> d 9 lftp 0:~> cd . ---- Connecting to 0 (0.0.0.0) port 21 <--- 220- <--- 220 Server ready. ---> USER anonymous <--- 331 Anonymous login ok, send your complete email address as your password. ---> PASS lftp@ <--- 230 Anonymous access granted, restrictions apply. ---> PWD <--- 257 "/" is current directory. cd ok, cwd=/
lftp glenn@0:~> ls ---- Connecting to 0 (0.0.0.0) port 21 <--- 220- <--- 220 Server ready. ---> AUTH TLS <--- 431 Local error code 2 was returned from tls_init() ---> USER glenn <--- 331 Password required for glenn. ---> PASS XXXX <--- 230 User glenn logged in. ---> PWD <--- 257 "/home/glenn" is current directory. ---> PORT 127,0,0,1,14,173 <--- 200 PORT command successful. ---> LIST <--- 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for file list. <--- 226-Transfer complete. <--- 226 Quotas off ---- Closing data socket ... drwxr-xr-x 4 glenn users 8192 Aug 31 06:07 zz lftp glenn@0:~> cd zz ---> CWD /zz <--- 550 /zz: No such file or directory cd: Access failed: 550 /zz: No such file or directory If I skip anything (ie. do an "ls" instead of "cd ." on the first login), the CWD succeeds. This is a little strange, too: 05:25pm [EMAIL PROTECTED]/7 [~/lftp-orig/src] ./lftp glenn@0 Password: lftp glenn@0:~> d 9 lftp glenn@0:~> ls ---- Connecting to 0 (0.0.0.0) port 21 <--- 220- <--- 220 Server ready. ---> AUTH TLS <--- 431 Local error code 2 was returned from tls_init() ---> USER glenn <--- 331 Password required for glenn. ---> PASS XXXX <--- 230 User glenn logged in. ---> PWD <--- 257 "/home/glenn" is current directory. ---> PORT 127,0,0,1,5,123 <--- 200 PORT command successful. ---> LIST <--- 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for file list. (my /home/glenn listing) lftp glenn@0:~> pwd ftp://glenn@0 lftp glenn@0:~> cd .. ---> CWD /home/glenn/.. <--- 250 CWD command successful. cd ok, cwd=/home/glenn/.. lftp glenn@0:~/..> pwd ftp://glenn@0/%2Fhome/glenn/.. lftp glenn@0:~/..> I'm guessing the PWD should be "%2Fhome". (I assume that extra leading slash indicates it's a "cd /home" rather than a "cd home". Does that leading slash need to be escaped?) Related stuff that can wait until this is fixed: It'd be extremely useful to be able to queue stuff on one user, and have the queue execute on another; lots of busy FTPs provide "look" users for just this purpose. The CWD is a pain here, though: the queue feeder doesn't know the user changed, causing the CWD to be reset under its nose; therefore it doesn't send a cd. A possible solution might be to send a "soft" cd--that is, a CD that the session can discard if it thinks it's already in that directory. Then, the queue feeder can simply *always* send a "cd -s /dir" for every command, without slowing things down. It should maintain the current jobs -v behavior, though (it's useful) ... It does *almost* work: if I'm careful and match directories, I can queue a "user" command and it'll work. -- Glenn Maynard
