I notice there have been a few responses about the first part but not
the second. The reason you have problems with too many logins is that
REBOL is caching your ftp sessions for reuse and the server yo uare
contacting allows a limited number of connections per user at a time.
The way to solve this is to change the value of:
system/schemes/ftp/cache-size
to a smaller value. It may be necessary to go all the way down to 1
if the server only allows a single connection per user.
To explain a bit more fully, REBOL caches connections with the
following information making it unique:
ftp host, user login, directory accessed
If all this information is the same in a subsequent FTP access, the
same connection to the server is used again. If any of it changes,
the old connection is kept in the cache and a new connection is
created. Once the number of connections in the cache exceeds the
cache-size, the oldest cached connection is closed.
Sterling
> Hello all,
>
> I've sent the following to feedback. Maybe someone has experienced the same
> problem, or knows more about it (especially concerning the second ftp
> problem):
>
> I found a bug when trying to make a directory on a remote ftp site
> with high ascii characters, even when the url is mime encoded.
>
> write/binary ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/rttrt20%dsds/
>
> Rebol doesn't accept this, but it does when the accented characters are in
> the filename.
>
> Also, on cetain ftp hosts, I get the following message systematically :
> "Server error: tcp 530 Login for user 'fantam' failed (Logged in too
> many times.)" while if I try manually, I do get in.
>
> I suspect this has something to do about how rebol is announcing
> itself to the host. Could you tell me if this is customizable.
> I also noticed that on the remote host, a file called rebol.dhs.org is
> created and left behind. Maybe it's related with the above problem.
> Finally, after repeated tcp 530 errors (the ftp transfers are
> dynamic in my script), rebol crashes.
>
> I'm using winNT 5 (w2k) machine and the latest rebol experimental
> 2.4.40.3.1
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