On Fri, 07 Apr 2000 23:24:29 +0100 Chris Wiles said:
> Hi all,
>
> mFTP has just been passed to a new development team, with the intention to
> fix bugs and add new features. Any new versions will be compatible with your
> current mFTP and netconnect3 keyfiles.
>
> We are interested to find out:
>
> 1. What problems you have with mFTP? If, for example, you have problems
> logging onto an FTP site, which site and what is the specific problem?
Logging onto ftp://ftp.shoalhaven.net.au (which is my own ISP's site)
I can only connect into my own root directory using mFTP. Inside
that directory is a WWW directory where all my stuff is stored. With
AmFTP, I could connect directly into the WWW directory (or, indeed
into any further sub-directory). The default action for AmFTP was to
reconnect to the last directory I was in when I logged off. this
does not seem to be the case with mFTP.
>
> 2. What features would you like adding to mFTP?
Better information regarding failures. I connected to Aminet at
Padeborn in Germany (ftp.uni-padeborn.de/ftp/aminet/pub) and all
seemed to go well except that it tried to load Recent-7 and simply
stopped doing anything. Not a hang-up, it just sat there as if to
say "what do you want to do now?" When I connected with AmFTP, I
got a message that Recent-7 "file not found". Much more useful.
>
> 3. What do you dislike about mFTP? ie. the design, the way something
> functions (or doesn't function) etc
Nothing really. I rather like the interface and the way it
functions.
Hope that helps.
Good luck to the new developers, thanks for continuing with the
programs.
Also to you, Chris.
--
Tony Rolfe
Amiga 2000, 68030/25, 1 + 8Mb
Amiga 4000, 68030/25 2 + 16 Mb
www.shoalhaven.net.au/edgewater
ICQ #51271965
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