On Sat, 22 Dec 2001, Nicolas Noble wrote: > > ---> CWD /test/x > > <--- 250 Changed directory successfully to '/test'. > > [...] > > well, if the ftpd returns 250, that means it ACTUALLY DID ACCEPTED to cwd > into the 'x' directory. The message next to the 250 reply should be > ignored by the ftp client and given as a hint for the user eventually.
I've checked several ftp clients: - MC (yes, i know, mc is very buggy :)) : ftpfs: Reading FTP directory Could not parse More parsing errors will be ignored And then mc doesn't display all dirs. - nftp: 18:59:05 CWD /pub/X 18:59:05 250 Changed directory successfully to '/pub'. - cftp - the same as above This ftp clients worked good: lukemftp, yafc, gftp-text, netkit-ftp (from 'ftp' package in debian), ncftp > Well, openftpd is installable. I did installed it once onto my computer. > This should be easyer to try no? :) If you can reproduce this behaviour than yes. I'm using cvs version of openftpd (0.30.2 or sth like that). I think i'll try "stable" version - 0.29.4 > > The '"/users/piotr"' is white (ie this ftp uses colors) > > When i disable using colors, it's not segfaulting > > 2.4.8 doesn't segfaults at all. > > The colors are using ansi coloring btw. It wasn't clean, but i meant that ftp server was using colors. -- Piotrek irc: #debian.pl Mors Drosophilis melanogastribus!
