Re: [Freedos-user] FTP Server testing needed

[Florian X. <fl...@dr...>]

Works with Firefox.

Bye
 Flo

El Thu Sep 29 15:37:45 2011, Michael B. Brutman escribió:
>
> I have made a large round of improvements to the FTP server in mTCP and
> I am looking for a little testing help with it.  If you have a few spare
> moments over the next day or two just try to connect to it and browse
> the file structure.  Using a few different clients will help me shake
> out any new bugs.  Upload some relevant files if you are adventurous.
>
> It can be reached at ftp://96.42.66.188:2021/ - if you are using a
> browser that URL should work as-is.  For command line clients just take
> note of the non-standard port number.  The FTP server is running on the
> slowest machine that I have, which is a PCjr; it if runs well on that,
> it will run well on anything you probably have.  (If you want to see the
> actual machine it is running on look at THISPCJR.JPG in the root directory.)
>
> Changes for this version include:
>
> - scanning for valid drive letters at startup to avoid errors when
> touching floppy drives
> - a major rework of directory handling if you are not an anonymous
> user.  Drive letters now look like part of a normal Unix path so that
> the smarter FTP clients don't get confused by the drive letters and path
> delimiters.
> - The flow control problem with FileZilla is now understood and fixed
> - The wrong file date problem with FileZilla is fixed
> - There is a new "message of the day" feature for putting up special
> notices at login time
> - The local user interface is redesigned and little more friendly
> - Better error checking on the password file
>
> All if this will be part of the next mTCP release, which I'm targeting
> for the next week.  Getting some testing time on it is a good thing ...
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike
>
>
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