| ![[View Software]](images/buttons/View Software.gif) ![[View Issues]](images/buttons/View Issues.gif) ![[View Issue]](images/buttons/View Issue.gif) | Name: | ftpmount | | Title: | FTPMount - mount ftp sites as regular directories | | Owner: | abalaban | | URL: | | | Created: | 20090430 10:42 by orgin |
| Type: | Bug | Severity: | Medium | | Status: | Open | Status Comment: | | | Title: | ftpmount mkdir crash | | Version: | 1.5 |
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| abalaban | What should be the right action do this ? | 20090515 11:29 |  | You are right this should not crash, however what should FTPMount do exactly ?
What did the user meant by trying to create a directory in FTP: ? Should FTPMount try to connect to an host named as the directory which is tried to be created ? | | |
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| orgin | Re: What should be the right action do this ? | 20090515 12:11 |  | @abalaban
It should just display a warning and then do nothing I think.
edit: Or alternatively automatically create, but not connect to, a new predefined ftp site. "mkdir ftp.banana.com" adds a new "ftp.banana.com.info" | | |
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| abalaban | Re: What should be the right action do this ? | 20090517 01:02 | | @orgin
It's difficult because the handler has absolutely zero knowledge about the command being invoked : everything is translated into DOS packet sometimes the translation is straight forward : 1 command -> 1 DOS packet but this is generaly not the case, for example makedir (and I'm not speaking about Unix's mkdir) is at least first trying to lock the dir (to check its existance I guess) then it creates it, so the handler receives in this case at least two packets : ACTION_LOCATE_OBJECT and ACTION_CREATE_DIR.
About the automatic creation of icons I'm not sure I have reworked default values to be able to add (later) a preference program to configure this. | | |
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