Nautilus ate my customer's website

[Chris Jones]

Hi

On Mon, December 6, 2004 12:16, Matthew Davidson said:
> This is not an excuse in this instance.  You might as well say "all

Indeed. It doesn't change the fact that backups are essential.

> able to back them up _after_ the disaster.  I just can't access the
> files using any other FTP client.  Yes, that's after rebooting and every

If lftp can't see them then I'm very tempted to blame a weird ftp server -
lftp is pretty reliable.
I can't speak for nautilus' ftp support because I only ever use it for
sftp, which is a completely different beast altogether.

> A wise man might one day say "relying on some cool feature of GNOME to
> actually work as promised can be a career killer."

POssibly a little harsh, but I can see where you're coming from.

If you could gather some information about the version of the ftp server
the machine runs and file a bugzilla report it will help identify the
problem, or at least provide some kind of indicator to anyone else who has
the problem that they are not alone.

Cheers,
-- 
Chris Jones
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