Angus wrote: >Connect does ignore the failed FEAT response, since it's the last action >performed after logging onto the server. But you'll need to check >FtpState to ensure the server connected. Or just do the various methods >separately. It's debatable whether a failed FEAT command should be >ignored or reported, but I agree it's now backward compatible with v6 or >v7 prior to this year.
That apears to works, thanks. But it's a bit counter intuitive, because Connect returns false. Maybe changing Connect to a procedure would be better, because that would be a breaking change and users will think about checking if they are connected. As it is now, it compiles, but may cause problems in some rare cases... >FEAT was added automatically due to most FTP servers now supporting it >and it being needed before many FTP commands can be used. Yes, it's just an ages old FreeBSD box, doing this... :-) Best regards Kristof Gajsek -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://lists.elists.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
