But I can't do "LIST" to see the directory content. Can this be
configured somehow ?
For what it's worth - I have the same problem. Haven't bothered to
investigate though as it's not a problem (yet).
> when hitting the same problem, it turned out that ftpd uses ls with
some more extravagant parameters.
> fixed it by building the ls applet into busybox and enabling more
commandline options.
> Otherwise you should consider adapting the user/ftpd/ftpcmd.y, namely
the lines reading something like:
> retrieve("/bin/ls -lgA", "");
I found that I did not have an external command "ls" at all.
I reconfigured the distribution so that "ls" now is in the busybox (thus
there is a link "/bin/ls") and not in the shell.
It still does not work :(
But now "ls --help" shows that it does not support the "-g" parameter.
It looks that -g prevents the user to be listed. My ls simply ignores
the "-g" if set, which of course changes the layout and thus might
prevent the ftp client from working.
Any more ideas ?
Thanks,
-Michael
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