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FTP ASCII vs binary "image" (Announce)

posted by DOS386, 24.07.2010, 12:12

> This is the correct behavior (as defined by FTP RFCs) for a command line FTP client.

> If FireFox is getting it as a binary file, then it must be stuffing a 'BIN' command
> in the command stream first. You'd have to use a packet sniffer to verify that.
> But remember, the server sets the default transfer mode, not the client.

Faulty servers ...

> If you find a client that gets BINARY

Many clients, and the servers are apparently "optimized" for such :-(

> [2 & 3] What OS are you running Firefox under?

Windaube ???

> blown OS network stack to a DOS packet driver, and I'm willing to bet that
> the DOS packet driver is part of the problem. My code doesn't lose packets
> - it just reports the ones that it didn't get.

:-|

> Other people are not reporting this, and generally when it happens it is
> something specific to the packet driver. Have you looked for a different
> version of the packet driver for your card?

No. The internet is not really crowded with DOS drivers AFAIK :-(

> Are all FTP servers bad, or only particular ones?

I tested 2 only so far.

I'll test on other PC (different PCI card) too.

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