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List:       fwtk-users
Subject:    Re: ftp-gw
From:       Ted Keller <keller () bfg ! com>
Date:       2001-02-14 2:53:10
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Scott,

I had to add the following command to make windows clients work.... maybe
this will fix your also.

ted keller


*** ftp-gw.c.dist	Mon Oct 25 20:43:51 1999
--- ftp-gw.c	Mon Oct 25 20:43:16 1999
***************
*** 137,142 ****
--- 137,143 ----
  	"rest",		OP_CONN,			0,
  	"rmd",		OP_CONN|OP_XTND,		0,
  	"mkd",		OP_CONN|OP_XTND,		0,
+ 	"xmkd",		OP_CONN|OP_XTND,		0,
  	"syst",		OP_CONN,			0,
  	"acct",		OP_CONN,			0,
  	"quit",		OP_AOK,				cmd_quit,

On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, Scott McEachern wrote:

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> 
>     I'm curious to know if the ftp-gw uses anything ``non-standard''
> to create directories?
>     My problem is that I have a client that is using WFTPD 2.30 (by
> Texas Imperial Software) and when an automated process I have tries to
> create a directory on their end, I get a 500 error.  I have the script
> output to a text file, and it simply reads:
> 
> mkdir 010213              #(today's date, for today's delivery)
> 500 command not understood
> 
>     and I'm trying to figure out what's going on.  As a result of
> this, I manually ftp to their site once a month and create the daily
> directories by hand, and I'd really like to not do that! ;-)
>     Any thoughts/experience in this matter?  TIA!
> 
> 
> --
> R. Scott McEachern, Network Administrator
> J&A Media Services, Inc.
> 300 John St., Suite 500, Thornhill, ON, CA  L3T 5W4
> tel:905-881-6902  fax:905-881-6945
> 
> 
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