On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, James Wetterau wrote:
> Have to correct my earlier reply.  ftp://user:pass@ftp.example.com
> does work as a Netscape URL (for some Netscapes) at least under
> Windows, but still this question is too ambiguous to properly decode.
> Some further explanation of exactly what clients and servers are
> performing what roles would be imperative to answer correctly.

I dunno, the question seems non-ambiguous to me... ftp server: NetBSD. ftp
client: Windows Netscape. Problem: Can't upload to ftp server. Error:
Unsupported request.

I don't currently have access to a NetBSD ftpd that I can upload to, but
uploading to an OpenBSD machine (Version 6.2/OpenBSD) worked fine, as did
uploading to a Windows NT machine (IIS 4.0). Client was Windows Netscape
4.5 in both cases.
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