On Jun 29, 2004, at 4:16 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
No, FTP actually.
Oops! That's a different matter.
After issuing a delete command to the ftp server, libUrl is expecting
a 250 response, not 200. That's why it is being reported as an error.
Either the server is being eccentric or liburl is getting
in a variable immediately after the delete
statement. (Looking again, contains will probably change the result
value.)
delete url url
put the result into tRes
## whatever
if tRes is empty or word 2 of tRes is 200 then
actNatural
else
answer warning tRes with OK
end
On Jun 28, 2004, at 5:12 PM, Dave Cragg wrote:
In my case, the result is not empty. It contains something like
error 200 Okay. But the delete works.
This sounds like a libUrl bug.
I take it you're using delete with http urls. You're probably the
first person to do this as few http servers support
When I use delete URL, the documentation says that the result will
be empty if it works, and populated with an error message if not.
In my case, the result is not empty. It contains something like error
200 Okay. But the delete works. The odd part is, if I test the result,
like -
if the
