Usually it's best to submit an actual patch (diff -c for example) rather
than giving a description of your changes as that way people know exactly
how to apply your changes rather than saying "Do A and then do B."

> Now when I run make test all the ftp test cases fail, although the test
> data looks ok (QUIT is being sent, and a response is being received).
> I've been looking at the perl script, but I don't see the problem. Any
> ideas what I'm missing?

As Daniel wrote in his first response to you, "Also note that since this
changes the commands-response flow, just about all
FTP test cases need to get adjusted as well!"

Dominick Meglio

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