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

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In article <4cfee9c3-74a5-4b22-9c95-c1c3216b4f40 at k26g2000vbp.googlegroups.com>, Steven Schweda <sms.antinode at gmail.com> writes:
>VAXman- <@sendspamhere.org> wrote:
>
>> Safari doesn't do FTP.  [...]
>
>   One of us may be nuts.  If "Safari doesn't do FTP", then
>who did this?:
>
>16-SEP-2009 23:01:38.95 User:anonymous logged in
>ident:cfnetwork at apple.com from Host:10.0.0.26
>16-SEP-2009 23:01:38.96 User:anonymous logged in
>ident:cfnetwork at apple.com from Host:10.0.0.26
>16-SEP-2009 23:01:39.37 User:anonymous ident:cfnetwork at apple.com
>status:07649912 CWD dir:SYS$SYSDEVICE^:^[ANONYMOUS^]
>16-SEP-2009 23:01:39.37 User:anonymous ident:cfnetwork at apple.com
>status:07649912 CWD dir:SYS$SYSDEVICE^:^[ANONYMOUS^]
>16-SEP-2009 23:01:39.40 User:anonymous ident:cfnetwork at apple.com
>logged out
>16-SEP-2009 23:01:39.40 User:anonymous ident:cfnetwork at apple.com
>logged out
>
>Now, it doesn't do it _well_, but that's not the same.

Because you see Apple.com, you assumed Safari?

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