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Package: ncftp
Version: 2.4.2-1

I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
(and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).

The command I used was
	get -R rt
Where rt was the name of the directory I wished to get.

The server in question claims to be:
	FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.

I've tried doing the same to a debian box, and it works fine, so it looks 
like some interaction between ncftp and the netware ftp server - possibly 
the netware server doesn't handle the command sent by ncftp (in which
case ncftp should ideally drop back to another method).

ws_ftp32 under win95 seems to have no problem getting the same directory
(and structure). 

Chris






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Package: ncftp
Version: 2.4.2-1

I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
(and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).

The command I used was
	get -R rt
Where rt was the name of the directory I wished to get.

The server in question claims to be:
	FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.

I've tried doing the same to a debian box, and it works fine, so it looks 
like some interaction between ncftp and the netware ftp server - possibly 
the netware server doesn't handle the command sent by ncftp (in which
case ncftp should ideally drop back to another method).

ws_ftp32 under win95 seems to have no problem getting the same directory
(and structure). 

Chris






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Chris Walker <cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk> writes:

What's also irritating is that you can't force a recursive get to
follow symlinks.  It will just create a symlink tree on your HD.
Really annoying sometimes.

--
Rob



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Chris Walker <cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk> writes:

What's also irritating is that you can't force a recursive get to
follow symlinks.  It will just create a symlink tree on your HD.
Really annoying sometimes.

--
Rob



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cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk (Chris Walker)  wrote on 07.02.97 in <Pine.LNX.3.95q.970207144858.430C-100000@icarus.chu.cam.ac.uk>:

> I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
> (and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).

> The server in question claims to be:
> 	FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.

That's probably a problem with the format of directory listings. Have a  
look at mirror, it has *lots* of code to parse diverse formats, still  
needs to be configured, and still can't parse everything. (It does have  
special code for Netware, which the above is, for example.)

Too bad there is no standard long listing format. As it is, it's not  
solvable in the general case, you can only add lots of special case  
solutions.

I dimly seem to remember there being some note about this in the ncftp  
documentation, however ...

MfG Kai



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cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk (Chris Walker)  wrote on 07.02.97 in <Pine.LNX.3.95q.970207144858.430C-100000@icarus.chu.cam.ac.uk>:

> I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
> (and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).

> The server in question claims to be:
> 	FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.

That's probably a problem with the format of directory listings. Have a  
look at mirror, it has *lots* of code to parse diverse formats, still  
needs to be configured, and still can't parse everything. (It does have  
special code for Netware, which the above is, for example.)

Too bad there is no standard long listing format. As it is, it's not  
solvable in the general case, you can only add lots of special case  
solutions.

I dimly seem to remember there being some note about this in the ncftp  
documentation, however ...

MfG Kai



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kai@khms.westfalen.de (Kai Henningsen)
> 
> cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk (Chris Walker)  wrote on 07.02.97 in <Pine.LNX.3.95q.9
> 70207144858.430C-100000@icarus.chu.cam.ac.uk>:
> 
> > I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
> > (and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).
> 
> > The server in question claims to be:
> >       FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.
> 
> That's probably a problem with the format of directory listings. Have a
> look at mirror, it has *lots* of code to parse diverse formats, still
> needs to be configured, and still can't parse everything. (It does have
> special code for Netware, which the above is, for example.)

Thanks for that suggestion - I've not had time to look at this yet.

> 
> Too bad there is no standard long listing format. As it is, it's not
> solvable in the general case, you can only add lots of special case
> solutions.

Oh dear - fair enough, I guess ws_ftp must have done it this way then.

> 
> I dimly seem to remember there being some note about this in the ncftp
> documentation, however ...

I've not spotted it, but havn't been through it with a fine toothcomb.

I do think it would be useful if it printed a warning at runtime that it
didn't understand the directory listing format.

Chris




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kai@khms.westfalen.de (Kai Henningsen)
> 
> cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk (Chris Walker)  wrote on 07.02.97 in <Pine.LNX.3.95q.9
> 70207144858.430C-100000@icarus.chu.cam.ac.uk>:
> 
> > I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
> > (and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).
> 
> > The server in question claims to be:
> >       FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.
> 
> That's probably a problem with the format of directory listings. Have a
> look at mirror, it has *lots* of code to parse diverse formats, still
> needs to be configured, and still can't parse everything. (It does have
> special code for Netware, which the above is, for example.)

Thanks for that suggestion - I've not had time to look at this yet.

> 
> Too bad there is no standard long listing format. As it is, it's not
> solvable in the general case, you can only add lots of special case
> solutions.

Oh dear - fair enough, I guess ws_ftp must have done it this way then.

> 
> I dimly seem to remember there being some note about this in the ncftp
> documentation, however ...

I've not spotted it, but havn't been through it with a fine toothcomb.

I do think it would be useful if it printed a warning at runtime that it
didn't understand the directory listing format.

Chris




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I'm currently reviewing this bug. Could you please let me know if it
still exists as I know of no way to test it. (ie I don't know a Novell
ftp client to test on.) It is really looking more like a server problem
than a client problem to me.

	Martin.



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I'm currently reviewing this bug. Could you please let me know if it
still exists as I know of no way to test it. (ie I don't know a Novell
ftp client to test on.) It is really looking more like a server problem
than a client problem to me.

	Martin.



<strong>Information forwarded</strong> to <code>debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org, Martin Mitchell &lt;martin@debian.org&gt;</code>:<br>
<code>Bug#7189</code>; Package <code>ncftp</code>.


debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.orgMartin Mitchell <martin@debian.org>

Subject: Bug#7189: Bugs older than two years
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From: Brian May <bam@snoopy.apana.org.au>

Note: also forwarded this to the respective <bugid>@bugs.debian.org.

At the moment I have a fully Hamm system with some packages from
Slink.

Comments anyone?

In article <19990304214043.D23890@azure.humbug.org.au> you write:
>Old bugs againt man-db (Fabrizio Polacco <fpolacco@debian.org>):
>  3739 `man -l -' for stdin doesn't work                          =20
>[PATCH] A patch is included in the bug report

...confirmed still applies to slink.

>  3766 "man" acting too smart.                                    =20

"man 9term" appears to work, for me at least for me. It complains
that the man page doesn't exist, and not that it thinks you
haven't supplied the name of the man page.

>  3788 `apropos' matches only word-substrings even in page names  =20

...confirmed still applies to slink. However wishlist may be more
appropriate...

>  5360 Whatis (mandb) cannot follow .so links                     =20

probably can be closed as it is so old and looks like (to me)
it may not have been a debian problem anyway.

>Old bugs againt ncurses-bin (Galen Hazelwood <galenh@debian.org>):
>  3973 Home/End keys don't work right in nvi                      =20

Should probably be reassigned to nvi. vim works ok for me. nvi
in slink has this problem.

>Old bugs againt libc4 ():
>  5666 libc5-dev_5.4.13-1 fails in postinstallation (but installs)=20
>[REMOVE] libc4 is no longer supported

??? That is libc5 not libc4 ??? Is libc5 still supported?

>Old bugs againt nvi (Steve Greenland <stevegr@debian.org>):
>  5946 nvi +cmd has changed behavior                              =20

Is this really a bug? The BTS doesn't have much information.

>Old bugs againt strace (Wichert Akkerman <wakkerma@debian.org>):
>  6087 strace fails to trace run-amok pine                        =20

This seems to work here, but I haven't had any "disgraceful
disconnects" so I can't really comment. I strongly suspect
the problem was a kernel bug, hence this bug can probably
be closed.

>Old bugs againt ncftp (Martin Mitchell <martin@debian.org>):
>  7189 ncftp can't do recursive get                               =20

If this problem still exists, it probably should be downgraded
to "wishlist" and relabeled "ncftp recursive gets should work
with netware ftp server" (or similar).

>Old bugs againt fdutils (Anthony Fok <foka@debian.org>):
>  7893 fdformat causes my floppy parameters to be lost            =20

fdformat is no longer part of fdutils (as far as I know; it
has been replaced with superformat), I think this bug should be
closed.



<strong>Acknowledgement sent</strong> to <code>bam@snoopy.apana.org.au</code>:<br>
Extra info received and forwarded to list.  Copy sent to <code>Martin Mitchell &lt;martin@debian.org&gt;</code>.


-t

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From: Brian May <bam@snoopy.apana.org.au>

Note: also forwarded this to the respective <bugid>@bugs.debian.org.

At the moment I have a fully Hamm system with some packages from
Slink.

Comments anyone?

In article <19990304214043.D23890@azure.humbug.org.au> you write:
>Old bugs againt man-db (Fabrizio Polacco <fpolacco@debian.org>):
>  3739 `man -l -' for stdin doesn't work                          =20
>[PATCH] A patch is included in the bug report

...confirmed still applies to slink.

>  3766 "man" acting too smart.                                    =20

"man 9term" appears to work, for me at least for me. It complains
that the man page doesn't exist, and not that it thinks you
haven't supplied the name of the man page.

>  3788 `apropos' matches only word-substrings even in page names  =20

...confirmed still applies to slink. However wishlist may be more
appropriate...

>  5360 Whatis (mandb) cannot follow .so links                     =20

probably can be closed as it is so old and looks like (to me)
it may not have been a debian problem anyway.

>Old bugs againt ncurses-bin (Galen Hazelwood <galenh@debian.org>):
>  3973 Home/End keys don't work right in nvi                      =20

Should probably be reassigned to nvi. vim works ok for me. nvi
in slink has this problem.

>Old bugs againt libc4 ():
>  5666 libc5-dev_5.4.13-1 fails in postinstallation (but installs)=20
>[REMOVE] libc4 is no longer supported

??? That is libc5 not libc4 ??? Is libc5 still supported?

>Old bugs againt nvi (Steve Greenland <stevegr@debian.org>):
>  5946 nvi +cmd has changed behavior                              =20

Is this really a bug? The BTS doesn't have much information.

>Old bugs againt strace (Wichert Akkerman <wakkerma@debian.org>):
>  6087 strace fails to trace run-amok pine                        =20

This seems to work here, but I haven't had any "disgraceful
disconnects" so I can't really comment. I strongly suspect
the problem was a kernel bug, hence this bug can probably
be closed.

>Old bugs againt ncftp (Martin Mitchell <martin@debian.org>):
>  7189 ncftp can't do recursive get                               =20

If this problem still exists, it probably should be downgraded
to "wishlist" and relabeled "ncftp recursive gets should work
with netware ftp server" (or similar).

>Old bugs againt fdutils (Anthony Fok <foka@debian.org>):
>  7893 fdformat causes my floppy parameters to be lost            =20

fdformat is no longer part of fdutils (as far as I know; it
has been replaced with superformat), I think this bug should be
closed.



<strong>Bug reassigned from package `ncftp' to `ncftp2'.</strong>
Request was from <code>Martin Mitchell &lt;martin@debian.org&gt;</code>
to <code>control@bugs.debian.org</code>. 


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reassign 7189 ncftp2
reassign 7486 ncftp2
reassign 8204 ncftp2
reassign 10004 ncftp2
reassign 10973 ncftp2
reassign 11061 ncftp2
reassign 13302 ncftp2
reassign 17487 ncftp2
reassign 19214 ncftp2
reassign 22451 ncftp2
reassign 22670 ncftp2
reassign 22789 ncftp2
reassign 32656 ncftp2
reassign 27767 ncftp2
merge 22760 27767
thanks



<strong>Severity set to `wishlist'.</strong>
Request was from <code>Chris Lawrence &lt;quango@watervalley.net&gt;</code>
to <code>control@bugs.debian.org</code>. 


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severity 7189 wishlist
retitle 7189 ncftp2: recursive get should work with Netware FTP server
severity 8024 wishlist
retitle 13302 ncftp2: does not recognize all FTP urls
severity 13302 wishlist
severity 19214 important
retitle 22451 ncftp2: completion breaks on filenames that really end with @
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thanks



<strong>Changed Bug title.</strong>
Request was from <code>Chris Lawrence &lt;quango@watervalley.net&gt;</code>
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severity 7189 wishlist
retitle 7189 ncftp2: recursive get should work with Netware FTP server
severity 8024 wishlist
retitle 13302 ncftp2: does not recognize all FTP urls
severity 13302 wishlist
severity 19214 important
retitle 22451 ncftp2: completion breaks on filenames that really end with @
severity 22451 wishlist
severity 23921 normal
merge 23921 46377
severity 22670 wishlist
merge 22670 27767
thanks



<strong>Reply sent</strong> to <code>Muhammad Hussain Yusuf &lt;muhammadyusuf@btconnect.com&gt;</code>:<br>
You have taken responsibility.


-t

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Package: ncftp
Version: 2.4.2-1

I've just tried to do a recursive get on an ftp server. It didn't work
(and didn't show a warning either - it just failed silently).

The command I used was
	get -R rt
Where rt was the name of the directory I wished to get.

The server in question claims to be:
	FTP Server for NW 3.1x, 4.xx  (v1.10), (c) 1994 HellSoft.

I've tried doing the same to a debian box, and it works fine, so it looks 
like some interaction between ncftp and the netware ftp server - possibly 
the netware server doesn't handle the command sent by ncftp (in which
case ncftp should ideally drop back to another method).

ws_ftp32 under win95 seems to have no problem getting the same directory
(and structure). 

Chris



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Closing this bug report as its been unreproducable for quite some time
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<strong>Notification sent</strong> to <code>Chris Walker &lt;cjw1006@hermes.cam.ac.uk&gt;</code>:<br>
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