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Author giampaolo.rodola
Recipients ajaksu2, giampaolo.rodola, loafman
Date 2009-04-06.14:09:39
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Message-id <1239026981.6.0.839835713632.issue1726451@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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According to the log file you have attached Proftpd always sends 1xx 
before 226 which is the RFC-compliant and widely adopted behavior,
*also* when it's listing the content of an empty directory.

See:

07:55:19  Cmd: LIST
07:55:19  150: Opening ASCII mode data connection for file list
07:55:19  226: Transfer complete
07:55:19  Remote listing contents {
07:55:19  }


There's really no reason for an FTP server to send 1xx after 226, no
matter if the listed directory is empty or not. It just doesn't make sense.
Plus, Proftpd clearly *not* behave as such, as it is shown by your log file.
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