(put my 'snapshots.jp.FreeBSD.org admin' hat on) kris> Since upgrading bento to running 5.0, it appears that I can no longer kris> download multiple files from a FTP server by specifying a glob pattern kris> on the command-line:
Client says (from the server side logfile): Feb 15 08:28:31 u ftpd[85430]: command: SIZE base.?? Feb 15 08:28:31 u ftpd[85430]: <--- 550 Feb 15 08:28:31 u ftpd[85430]: base.??: not a plain file. Feb 15 08:28:31 u ftpd[85430]: command: EPSV Feb 15 08:28:31 u ftpd[85430]: <--- 229 Feb 15 08:28:31 u ftpd[85430]: Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||1679|) Feb 15 08:28:32 u ftpd[85430]: command: RETR base.?? Feb 15 08:28:32 u ftpd[85430]: <--- 550 Feb 15 08:28:32 u ftpd[85430]: base.??: No such file or directory. kris> This used to work under 4.x.. Also client says: Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: command: TYPE A Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 200 Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: Type set to A. Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: command: EPSV Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 229 Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||1697|) Feb 15 08:42:35 u ftpd[85572]: command: NLST base.?? Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 150 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: Opening ASCII mode data connection for 'file list'. Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 226 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: Transfer complete. Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: command: TYPE I Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 200 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: Type set to I. Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: command: SIZE base.aa Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 213 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: 240640 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: command: EPSV Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 229 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||1698|) Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: command: RETR base.aa Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: <--- 150 Feb 15 08:42:36 u ftpd[85572]: Opening BINARY mode data connection for 'base.aa' (240640 bytes). 4.x client issues 'NLST' but 5.x client not; that's the problem. I'm also sure that nothing has changed on my side (actually I'm sleeping at that time :-). -- - Makoto `MAR' Matsushita To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-current" in the body of the message
