The Tandem (aka Compaq Himalaya platform) provides a
standard (albeit limited) FTP server. However the
Tandem uses filenaming as follows:
$vol.subvol.file
rather than the convention pathname unix structures
Most general FTP commands will work with this, however
the FTP server does a "CWD \" immediately after login
which causes the FTP server to fail.
[debug] FtpClient: received response: 220 FTP SERVER
T9552D46 (Version 3.e TANDEM 27SEP99) ready.
[debug] FtpClient: sending command: USER test.test
[debug] FtpClient: received response: 331 Password
required for TEST.TEST
[debug] FtpClient: sending command: PASS <password
removed for security>
[debug] FtpClient: received response: 230 User
DEV.ROBW logged in. GUARDIAN API enabled
[debug] FtpClient: sending command: PWD
[debug] FtpClient: received response:
257 "\VAN.$D1.ROBW" is current default.
[debug] FtpClient: sending command: TYPE A N
[debug] FtpClient: received response: 200 Type set to
A.
[debug] FtpClient: sending command: CWD /
[debug] FtpClient: received response: 550 XCWD valid
$volume.subvolume format required.
[debug] FtpClient: sending command: QUIT
[debug] FtpClient: received response: 221 Goodbye.
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Logged In: YES
user_id=2280
try jEdit 4.0 with the attached FTP.jar, it no longer does a
CWD /
Fixed in the current version of FTP plugin.