shell-link: problem with symlinks

Hello, I've found a problem related with function "Shell link" and symbolic links: if I try to view(F3), edit(F4) or copy(F5) a file via symlink, I only get first few bytes... I think this could be fixed in vfs.c function fish_linear_start, using option '-L' in 'ls', changing "#RE

Re: Another FTP problem

Lorinczy Zsigmond wrote: > > Sorry for the re-posting, but I'm afraid my first letter lost > > The problem stands for 4.55.5 to, the message is > "Cannot close target file: Operation not permitted (1)" > while for 4.6.0 > "Cannot create target file: Oper

Re: Another FTP problem

Sorry for the re-posting, but I'm afraid my first letter lost The problem stands for 4.55.5 to, the message is "Cannot close target file: Operation not permitted (1)" while for 4.6.0 "Cannot create target file: Operation not permitted (1)" Lorinczy Zsigmond wrote:

Another FTP problem

Hello! I have a problem with sending a file with mc via FTP: I wanna send my text.txt file from my home-directory, with the same name to the remote machine's working directory, but mc sends "STOR /test.txt", which causes remote partner reject transition (tested with remote linux and BS2000). patc

Re: Account in FTP

> Yes, it shouldn't be too much code. See login_server() in vfs/ftpfs.c: > > if (command (me, super, WAIT_REPLY, "PASS %s", pass) != COMPLETE) > break; > > Add check for CONTINUE at this point and send the account.  Well I happened to hack somet

Re: Account in FTP

Adam Byrtek / alpha wrote: > > On Wed, Mar 12, 2003 at 09:14:54AM +0100, Lorinczy Zsigmond wrote: > > My BS2000 mainframe wants account when connecting via FTP, > > (332 Account required.) but mc do not prompts the user for it. > > Try > cd /#ftp:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Th

Account in FTP

Hello! My BS2000 mainframe wants account when connecting via FTP, (332 Account required.) but mc do not prompts the user for it. I think I could add this feature if this could be useful for someone else too... Lorinczy, Zsigmond ___ Mc-devel mailing