On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Chuck Murcko wrote: > Marc Slemko wrote: > > > > You can try ftp://ftp.worldgate.com/pub/marcs/ for an example. > > > > the proxy gives: > > > > -rw------- 1 986 wheel 0 Apr 7 02:52 file with <A > > HREF="ftp://ftp.worldgate.com/pub/marcs/spaces";>spaces</A> > > > > In real life, there are more and more servers doing things this way, > > especially those hosted on NT boxes. Unfortunately, however you do it you > > will run into problems with some names. > > > > Try this patch and see if it works. It's also going to the reporter > of the PR. > -- > chuck > Chuck Murcko > The Topsail Group, West Chester PA USA > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've just tried it. I looks better but still is buggy. It creates something as: <A HREF="ftp://ftp.some.host/dir/file with spaces">file with spaces</A> which it is supposed to create, I think. After clicking on the link you will get something as: File Not Found The requested URL ftp://ftp.some/host/dir/file was not found on this server. It should create this: <A HREF="ftp://ftp.some.host/dir/file%20with%20spaces";>file with spaces</A> When you request ftp://ftp.some.host/dir/file%20with%20spaces you will get the correct file. When you request "ftp://ftp.some.host/dir with spaces" you will get again the same errror - ftp://ftp.some.host/dir not found. (" with spaces" again truncated). But when you request ftp://ftp.some.host/dir/dir%20with%20spaces, you will get nearly the perfect directory listing, but it has the following title: ftp://ftp.some.host/dir/dir%20with%20spaces But I think it should be ftp://ftp.some.host/dir/dir with spaces (this isn't serious - it works, but it can confuse the user - he wants "dir with spaces" and gets "dir%20with%20spaces"). Leos Bitto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
