Re: publicfile/ftpd and chrome

Otavio,

That's very odd. Are you quite sure you asked chrome for
"ftp://site/oexel/nc.exe", and not "ftp://site/nc.exe"? If so, it seems like
chrome is somehow misbehaving, although I do not know the protocol well enough
to stake money on that.

I would be interested in helping to debug this issue further if you have a
publicfile server set up which I can access, and which exhibits the problem.

gwillen

On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 02:59:37PM -0300, Otavio Exel wrote:
> hello!
> 
> chrome does not work with publicfile/ftpd
> 
> I recordio'ed 2 attempts to get "oexel/nc.exe"
> (note: I know nothing of the ftp protocol)
> 
> using wget:
> 
> 	pid < USER anonymous 
> 	pid > 230 Hi. No need to log in; I'm an anonymous ftp server. 
> 	pid < SYST 
> 	pid > 215 UNIX Type: L8 
> 	pid < PWD 
> 	pid > 257 "/"  
> 	pid < TYPE I 
> 	pid > 200 Okay, using binary. 
> 	pid < CWD /oexel 
> 	pid > 250 "/oexel"  
> 	pid < PORT 201,52,135,139,19,137 
> 	pid > 200 Okay. 
> 	pid < RETR nc.exe 
> 	201.52.135.139 read ./oexel/nc.exe: success
> 	pid > 150 Making transfer connection... 
> 	pid > 226 Success. 
> 	pid < [EOF]
> 	pid > [EOF]
> 
> using chrome:
> 
> 	pid < USER anonymous 
> 	pid > 230 Hi. No need to log in; I'm an anonymous ftp server. 
> 	pid < SYST 
> 	pid > 215 UNIX Type: L8 
> 	pid < PWD 
> 	pid > 257 "/"  
> 	pid < TYPE I 
> 	pid > 200 Okay, using binary. 
> 	pid < EPSV 
> 	pid > 502 Sorry, I don't understand that command. 
> 	pid < PASV 
> 	pid > 227 Entering Passive Mode (201,90,227,216,165,39) 
> 	pid < SIZE /nc.exe 
> 	201.52.135.139 dir ./nc.exe: open failed: file does not exist
> 	pid > 550 Sorry, I can't open that file: file does not exist. 
> 	pid < CWD /nc.exe 
> 	pid > 250 "/nc.exe"  
> 	pid < LIST 
> 	201.52.135.139 dir ./nc.exe/: open failed: file does not exist
> 	pid > 550 Sorry, I can't open that file: file does not exist. 
> 	pid < QUIT 
> 	pid > 221 Bye. 
> 	pid > [EOF]
> 
> can someone comment on this?
> what's the problem?
> is it (easily) fixable?
> 
> []s,
> 
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