This relies on the Windows machine replying to a SYST command with the string "Windows_NT". This is, of course, no guarantee a reliable way of detecting Windows. But for now it is the best we can do.
I did some simple import, get, commit, branch operations and all seemed to work.
Available with the latest snapshot
http://www.atai.org/gnuarch/snapshots/tla-1.3.4-20060618.tar.gz
People with interests in Windows FTP support, please let me know if it works for you or not...
On 6/12/06, Thomas Lord <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
wu-ftp (evidently from your report -- and as I vaguely recall
from when the code was written) requires the non-standard
(perhaps non-conforming, I'd have to check) "-a" argument
to NLST to include dot files in the output. Alright, so Arch
treats that as a de facto separate FTP-like protocol.
A similar solution would enable Arch to work with MSFT
FTP assuming they hold their servers reasonable stable
in the relevant behaviors.
(The FTP RFC -- I forget the number -- is good reading, btw.)
-t
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