inets/ftp error parsing response to ftp:nlist/1
Serge Aleynikov
serge@REDACTED
Wed May 3 23:37:47 CEST 2006
I believe there's a bug in the ftp:nlist/1 error response parser. A
call to this function in an empty remote directory results in the
following response: {error, " No files found\r\n"} instead of
{error, Atom}, where Atom would be known to ftp:formaterror/1.
Here's a trace that shows the 'trans_neg_compl' status is not being
hangled separately by ftp:ctrl_result_response:
5> ftp:nlist(Pid).
"Sending: EPSV"
"Receiving: 229 Entering Extended Passive Mode (|||39641|)"
"ASYNC CONNECT SUCCESSFUL, WAITING FOR COMPLETION"
"Sending: NLST"
"Receiving: 450 No files found"
(<0.44.0>) call
ftp:ctrl_result_response(trans_neg_compl,{state,#Port<0.111>,
#Port<0.115>,
true,
"/home/timocl/Projects/EOTP/current",
ftp_server_default,
false,
passive,
60000,
<<"">>,
{<<"">>,[],start},
<0.32.0>,
{<0.32.0>,#Ref<0.0.0.151>},
{dir,[]},
false,
ignore},{error," No files found\r\n"})
(<0.44.0>) returned from ftp:ctrl_result_response/3 ->
{noreply,
{state,
#Port<0.111>,
#Port<0.115>,
true,
"/home/timocl/Projects/EOTP/current",
ftp_server_default,
false,
passive,
60000,
<<"">>,
{<<"">>,[],start},
<0.32.0>,
undefined,
undefined,
false,
ignore}}
{error," No files found\r\n"}
--
Serge Aleynikov
R&D Telecom, IDT Corp.
Tel: (973) 438-3436
Fax: (973) 438-1464
serge@REDACTED
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