lftp Output;

[EMAIL PROTECTED] tftpboot]$ lftp b004
lftp b004:~> user b004
Password:
lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> cd user$disk:[b004]
cd ok,
cwd=USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]/USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]/USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]
lftp
[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]:~/user$disk:[b004]/USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]/USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]>
dir
ls: Access failed: 550 file specification syntax error
lftp
[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]:~/user$disk:[b004]/USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]/USER$DISK:[B004.MANAGER]/user$disk:[b004]>



I'd be interested to see a full debug log of this session. Please add "debug 9" before starting any command, and mail us the result back.

Other example:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ecc]$ lftp b004
lftp b004:~> user b004
Password:
lftp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> dir *.dir
ls: Access failed: 550 file specification syntax error (*.dir)


Hint: the *.dif argument is all wrong here. lftp's built-in ls will get it right though, that's why your following ls *.dir will work.
Second Hint: lftp's built-in completion is really handy. Since your directory names are not really nice, and contains special characters, please try to complete, lftp will add all the necessary escaping codes.

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