El lun, 17-05-2004 a las 18:37, Eugenia Loli-Queru escribió: > >What happens with the incoming directory? I think "normal" setups activate > it only as anonymous. > > The default mount is as anonymous, so I don't see this to be a problem. > > >Also you have a problem with chroot ftp servers where you see different > contents depending > >on your login information, an anonymous ftp has a different root than a > logged user. > > In that case, when Nautilus is re-logging in as eponymous it should check if > it can access that anonymous folder. That doesn't work. With most FTP servers, logging in as anonymous lets you in on the / directory, and logging in eponymously lets you in on the / directory as well. But an ls -la would show entirely different contents, simply because the / directory for anon users is completely different to that of an eponymous user. I insist. GNOME *has* to ask the user whether to log in anonymously or with a user/pw combo, and it also *has* to determine whether logging in anonymously is a valid operation for the requested connection. > -- If yes, cwd to the current directory where the file operation that > trigered the login dialog occured and carry out the actual file operation. > -- If not, pop up a new dialog saying that this eponymous user doesn't have > write permissions to this folder and ask the user if he/she would like to > continue browsing that ftp folder as anonymous or move to the user's > specific ftp / folder. > > Is there a case where the URL to access an eponymous and an anonymous site > is the same? If yes, then --unfortunately-- we can't get rid of a login > window in the beginning of the transaction as Shaun McCance suggested > (http://lists.gnome.org/archives/nautilus-list/2004-May/msg00200.html) but > by adding a checkbox saying "login as anonymous". That's how some FTP > clients do it too.. > > BTW, how do you logout out of an FTP or Samba session with Nautilus? Is it > time based, do you have to press a button, or you have to literally kill > gnome in order to lose a session? Because if we do it the way I suggested > and a user has logged in as eponymous and then wants to login as anonymous > (in case that he can't use different URLs to see the different structure), > he/she will need a way to logout of the eponymous session. > > Eugenia -- Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) GPG key ID: 0xC1033CAD at keyserver.net
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