ftp doesnt work.....
ftp doesnt work.....
ok I have tried the ftp in the yawcam to my website....keep getting the ftp out of index string error.....when I ftp to my local machine it isnt a problem......I can use any other ftp client using the same settings to my website and it works just not yawcam. I have tried not using a password...creating another directory on my site....nothing seems to work....please help
-sting3r-
-sting3r-
ftp has bugs
yeah I am shooting it up to my /public_html dir.....where I am shooting other images to.....not sure what software they use im sure its unix based. I am getting this error in the console......I tried W32 software and it also ftp's images up and it works fine...has to be a bug in the software. Here is proof that other programs are capable www.sting3r.com/cam.html
Sorry for the delayed answer.
I don't doubt that there is a bug in the ftp upload in Yawcam. It certainly can be so.
Right now I'm writing a special version with some extra debug printing that perhaps can help me figure out where something goes wrong.
I would be very glad if you could help me running this version when it is finished.
/malun
I don't doubt that there is a bug in the ftp upload in Yawcam. It certainly can be so.
Right now I'm writing a special version with some extra debug printing that perhaps can help me figure out where something goes wrong.
I would be very glad if you could help me running this version when it is finished.
/malun
Ok, here is a updated version with debug print.
http://www.tmp.yawcam.com/yawcam_ftp_update.zip
Download the file, and unzip into your yawcam directory.
Overwrite all files.
Start yawcam with the file yaw_debug.bat located in your yawcam directory.
You will then get a command window with debug printing when yawcam is running.
Please run yawcam until you get the "string error" then look at the debug print. Look for the word "position:" and let me know the number behind
It would also be great if you could tell me what the exception below the word postition says.
Thanks in advance!
/malun
http://www.tmp.yawcam.com/yawcam_ftp_update.zip
Download the file, and unzip into your yawcam directory.
Overwrite all files.
Start yawcam with the file yaw_debug.bat located in your yawcam directory.
You will then get a command window with debug printing when yawcam is running.
Please run yawcam until you get the "string error" then look at the debug print. Look for the word "position:" and let me know the number behind
It would also be great if you could tell me what the exception below the word postition says.
Thanks in advance!
/malun
Ok, I've found something in the Linlyn package that I belive caused the error.
This issue can happen if the answer message from the ftp server is on multiple lines. Otherwise it should work.
I have made a small modification that perhaps will fix this issue. Please give it a try:
http://www.tmp.yawcam.com/yawcam_ftp_fix_attempt1.zip
Download the file, and unzip into your yawcam directory.
Overwrite all files.
/malun
This issue can happen if the answer message from the ftp server is on multiple lines. Otherwise it should work.
I have made a small modification that perhaps will fix this issue. Please give it a try:
http://www.tmp.yawcam.com/yawcam_ftp_fix_attempt1.zip
Download the file, and unzip into your yawcam directory.
Overwrite all files.
/malun
Ahh.. nice to hear!
The error was located in the responseHandler()
the code:
did not take in consideration that the string "next" could be shorter then 4 charachters.
So, I just added a small if-statement, like this:
I will notify the author of the Linlyn package soon...
Thanks for the graphics offer! I know the graphics right now is a bit plain and not to appealing, but I think that's a bit charming too
I'll keep your offer in mind!
Once again, Thanks for helping me out locating this error!
/malun
The error was located in the responseHandler()
the code:
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if(next.substring(0,4).equals(tester))
done = true;
So, I just added a small if-statement, like this:
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if(next.length() >= 4){ //malun fix
//If next starts with "tester", we're done
if (next.substring(0, 4).equals(tester))
done = true;
}
Thanks for the graphics offer! I know the graphics right now is a bit plain and not to appealing, but I think that's a bit charming too
I'll keep your offer in mind!
Once again, Thanks for helping me out locating this error!
/malun