Carl, Don't let it stop you doing what you want to do. I sense you are frustrated by this... Any ftp reading/writing (in fact, all your errors) should be caught by your program and a window popped open to show the error. Very easy and quick to do. Your program does not need to stop running. (I am assuming that you are making a gui-based program). I will appreciate it if you find out the reason for this unexpected error though.
Have a look what parse-dir-list is doing. Anton. > On 10-Nov-03, Brett Handley wrote: > > > Hi Carl, > > > Try one more quick test: > > > apply http://www.codeconscious.com/rebsite/rebol-library/patches.r > > or just run the FTP part of it and see if that changes anything. > > Made no difference I'm afraid. ): > > > BTW, what version of REBOL are you having the problem with? > > On Amiga: View 1.2.1 and Core 2.5.0. > On Windows95se: View 1.2.1, View 1.25 and View 1.210. > > And I get the same results on two different FTP sites - > paradise.net.nz and nebularis.com. > > Here's another console session where I make directories and examine > them. ftp-site's the FTP server's URL... > > >> read join ftp-site %dir/ > == [%file.txt] > >> make-dir join ftp-site %dir/test-dir/ > == ftp:// ... etc. ... /dir/test-dir/ > >> read join ftp-site %dir/ > == [%file.txt %test-dir/] > >> probe info? join ftp-site %dir/ > > make object! [ > size: 2 > date: none > type: 'directory > ] > >> probe info? join ftp-site %dir/test-dir/ > ** Access Error: Port none not open > ** Where: parse-dir-list > ** Near: info? join ftp-site %dir/test-dir/ > > Grrrr! > > -- > Carl Read -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.
