On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 12:52, Fran�ois Pons wrote: > 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.
With the first suggestion - I get the contents of the home directory for user "robert" (with ftp://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]//) The other, I received this: [EMAIL PROTECTED] rfox]# curl -l ftp://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]//mnt/ curl: (9) Couldn't cd to mnt Curl works with 9.1 - so what has changed since then? Cheers, Robert
