Robert Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> OK - the --disable-epsv didn't help.

Well, it should have helped for passive ftp...

> When I do the -l switch, I get a listing of the home directory contents of
> user "robert".

Ok, this sounds normal, can you try again
with ftp://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]//
instead ?

Can you try with first directory after just to make sure it see the root
directory and not the home directory ?

> Maybe it's a permission thing?  Why does wget work?  When I do a "urpmi.update
> -a" it doesn't work. But when I do a "urpmi.update -a --wget" it works.

For that it is normal, the problem is in curl and not wget, I just want to know
why curl doesn't work here.

Fran�ois.

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