On Sat, Dec 22, 2001 at 09:15:14PM +0100, Nicolas Noble wrote: > > New info, just noticed: lftp is cd'ing to non existing directory > > > ---> CWD /test > > <--- 250 Changed directory successfully to '/test'. > > > lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/test> ls > > total 0 > > > ---> 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.
That's nice, in theory. In practice, we *have* to parse these messages from time to time; the FTP protocol doesn't give enough specified information to do without that. I don't think we attempt to parse CWD responses, however. > > I can give you or someone else access to this ftpd, you have to give me > > ident and ip from which you want to connect, and tell me when would you > > like to connect so that i can help you. > > Well, openftpd is installable. I did installed it once onto my computer. > This should be easyer to try no? :) It's easier for me to connect to another server than to install one on my own system and hope I can reproduce the bug. -- Glenn Maynard
