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I dinna understand.  Why shouldn't I use SYST?

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    3. 'ftpfs' doesn't completely cope with MacOS! What about the rest
    of us? ;) I can work around it for now by moving whatever I want to
    get with 'ftpfs' to the 'McIntoshHD'.

if i remember corectly, ftpfs uses SYST, when it really shouldn't.

yep it does:

    http://offworld.fac.cs.cmu.edu/plan9/source/src/cmd/ftpfs/proto.c#L177

yer a boofhead, dave :-)

anyway i wouldn't call MacOS an OS.  consider the 'brilliant' memory
management in the first macs -- ugh.


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