try:
log-file: read ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/../logs/web.log
Some ftp servers will not let you go back like that but you'll get an
error, I assume, if that's the case.
Sterling
> I am having trouble accessing a file which is in a directory above my
> default access directory.
>
> The file I want to reach is web.log and here is where it lies
>
> /
> /logs/web.log
> /web/
>
> When I use the following
>
> dir-list: load ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> REBOL returns
>
> [%web/]
>
> as if the directory /logs doesn't exist.
>
> I have no problems using CuteFTP and accessing the /logs directory with the
> same username and password.
>
> I also tried
>
> log-file: read ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]//logs/web.log
>
> and
>
> log-file: read ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/./logs/web.log
>
> but I always get the error "No such file or directory."
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Ryan C. Christiansen
> Web Developer
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