Ok, ignore that last message. As soon as I clicked 'send' I realized that it was probably a vsftp problem, and it was. However, I will say that a little error message on Nautilus' part would be nice.
My second question still stands: Anyone have any specific knowledge of the future of Zeroconf support in Gnome? It seems like KDE is pulling ahead, and OSX is lightyears out. alan On 7/16/06, Alan Gibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Im having trouble connecting to an FTP server via Nautiluls using the > Zeroconf method. I can connect to this FTP server perfectly via > Connect to Server. > > The FTP server is running on a remote box; its existence is being > announced with Avahi using the following .service file > > <?xml version="1.0" standalone='no'?> > <!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM "avahi-service.dtd"> > <service-group> > <name>File Sharing</name> > <service> > <type>_ftp._tcp</type> > <port>21</port> > <host-name>newdeal.local</host-name> > </service> > </service-group> > > In Places->Network Servers I see File Sharing. I right click on the > icon and click Connect to this Server. A new icon appears on the > desktop and in Nautilus. Double click on the created icon and a popup > "Opening File Sharing" appears. After a few seconds it disappears and > nothing further happens. > > Any ideas on what might be wrong? And more generally, does anyone have > any knowledge of the future of Zeroconf support in Gnome? > -- nautilus-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/nautilus-list
