[Info-vax] Working on Chromium's FTP code, testing with VMS FTP servers

[Jan-Erik Söderholm]

Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
> Arne Vajhøj wrote:
>> Jan-Erik Söderholm wrote:
>>> Steven Schweda wrote:
>>>> ChrisQ wrote:
>>>>> fwiw, all the sites mentioned thus far work from sol10 firefox as 
>>>>> well...
>>>>
>>>>    Define "all".  Define "work".  "iw" not much, I'd say.
>>>>
>>>>    How many files do you see in the directories under:
>>>>
>>>>       ftp://antinode.info/moz_test/
>>>>
>>>> In fact, there are three files in each of these:
>>>>
>>>>       ftp://antinode.info/moz_test/dir_all
>>>>       ftp://antinode.info/moz_test/dir_none
>>>>       ftp://antinode.info/moz_test/dir_some
>>>>
>>>> Which is why I suggested comparing results with a (brainless)
>>>> command-line FTP client...
>>>
>>> Reflection FTP V14.0 (GUI) shows three files in each /dir_xxx just
>>> fine. But that's just expected from Reflection, I guess... :-)
>>
>> Pretty good product !
> 
> It has been a good product for many years.  I  bought a license for my 
> home system; at an industrial strength price but it was and is worth it. 
>  It says it's version 9.
> 
> I used to log in to my machines at work using Reflection at home.  It 
> saved me a twenty mile round trip every time there was some sort of 
> problem.

I've been using a copy of "Reflection 2" (V5.21) for many years until
I bought a new kit last year (V.14). If you select "Prusik Peak" in
the about-box, it also says :

"Prusik Peak
  Prusik Peak, elevation 8,000+ feet, is located in the
  Enchantments Wilderness area of Washington State's Cascade
  Mountain Range.  Nestled in a high alpine environment of
  mountains and lakes, Prusik Peak stands out with its distinctive
  angular granite faces.  The spire offers several classic alpine
  rock climbing routes. The first successful ascent of the peak was
  via the East Face in 1948 by Fred Becky and Art Holben.  They
  named the peak for Dr. Karl Prusik after they reached the
  summit with the aid of prusik slings."

:-) :-)

And do not forget WRQ :

"WRQ. Founded in 1981 as Walker Richer and Quinn, Inc., a consulting
  firm in minicomputer and mainframe applications, it introduced an
  HP terminal emulator for the PC in 1983, which later evolved into
  its Reflection line..."