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URL Access Scripting misbehavior?
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URL Access Scripting misbehavior?


  • Subject: URL Access Scripting misbehavior?
  • From: Kevin Carter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2002 18:16:04 -0500

I suffer with the reality that files uploaded via
URL Access Scripting
seem to get their names altered on the receiving end of a particular FTP server.

The particulars:
the FTP server is Telnet 2.7b4 running on MacOS 9

The script call is
upload x to "ftp://user:email@hidden//pathToFile/theFileName.foo"; without binhexing

What happens:
the file is stored on the receiving server as

theFileName.foo

Look hard - it's preceded by a blank space ( in the URL).

Paradoxically:

the same script call works fine with a BSD server running ftpd, and
files sent from the (command line ftp) to the affected server do not get their names prepended with anything.

BTW: the previous version of the telnet server (2.6) prepended the file names with "/" in this scenario.
I have fiddled with all the available server settings, without avail.

Suggestions to remedy, please!
And be kind about characterizing my use of a free FTP server....





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