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[09:10:19] [R] 200--[REQUEST]----------------------------------------------------------------------
[09:10:19] [R] 200- Added request: test
[09:10:19] [R] 200-d:\ioFTPD\site\[REQ]-test
[09:10:19] [R] 200---------------------------------------------------------------------------[ioA]-
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I've done some beta testing for you in the past WarC, figured I'd post mine too. Does it here as well and thats on a ioFTPD 5.6.3 system with 1.1.0. You know where to find me if you need me :P
Edit, heres my ioftpd.env
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ACCSPEED=%.4[speed]
COMSPEC=%[environment(COMSPEC)]
CREDITS=%[credits(mega)]
CREDITSECTION=%[$creditsection]
FLAGS=%[$flags]
GID=%[$gid]
GROUP=%[$group]
GROUPS=%[group]
IDENT=%[$ident]
IP=%[$ip]
PATH=%[$path]
PWD=%[$pwd]
REALPATH=%[environment(PATH)]
SECTION=%[$sectionid]
SESSIONNAME=%[environment(SESSIONNAME)]
SPEED=%.[speed]
STATSSECTION=%[$statssection]
SystemDrive=%[environment(SystemDrive)]
SYSTEMPATH=%[$path]
SYSTEMROOT=%[environment(SYSTEMROOT)]
TAGLINE=%[$tagline]
UID=%[$uid]
USER=%[$user]
VIRTUALPATH=%[$pwd]
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As you can see there's not much difference. It runs on a win2k3 box. I have a network drive in my VFS but thats not where I store request info or requests for that matter. I run ioB as my zipscript but it has no request functionality that I know of, at least nothing bound to commands. If you think of anything else that might be useful let us know.
Second edit, d:\ioftpd\site is the / (root) of my VFS, but no actual directories reside in \site. They are all stored on other drive letters in the VFS, including requests.