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FTP's LIST command's reply format

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    Hi, I'm writting a FTP Client, using CSocket. And i have problem with the reply format of LIST command. I tried on some different kinds of FTP server (UNIX, WINDOWS, DOS model), and saw it not the same. Tried to guess the format, but failed. Who can help me out of this? every suggestion would be appreciated. Trieu Hai Nguyen haitrieu@glassegg.com

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      Hi, I'm writting a FTP Client, using CSocket. And i have problem with the reply format of LIST command. I tried on some different kinds of FTP server (UNIX, WINDOWS, DOS model), and saw it not the same. Tried to guess the format, but failed. Who can help me out of this? every suggestion would be appreciated. Trieu Hai Nguyen haitrieu@glassegg.com

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      Hi, I too have tried deciphering the result of the LIST command for an FTP client. I even downloaded the latest FTP standard, and guess what, the response to the LIST command is not standard. My current thought is just to write the data (whatever they send) to a log file that the end user can view. Then the end user can determine if the 'SEND' was successful or not. If anyone else has a better answer, I'm all ears... Jeff

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