Nuke doesnt work??

Buzzie · 09-16-2002, 06:26 PM

Hiya all

I am running a site with raiden and i just found out that the latest build 878 (i think) and the builds before them dont work well with the site nuke command

I just switched back to 1.4.3 and it has no problems.

I am running Windows Xp with SP1, 512 mb ram, registered version of flashfxp

I keep getting the error "invalid token count" after the dir. that has to be nuked.

then it goes to the multiplier and says not yet implented as well as the reason.

Any ideas?

Buzzie

Linkster · 09-16-2002, 09:27 PM

please post the full custom command you are issuing for the nuke...

bigstar · 09-16-2002, 10:26 PM

This has already been explained in a previous thread here

Flow · 09-30-2002, 02:36 AM

I read the previuos infoes on this matter, dont get it =)

Running: Latest RaidenFTPD, Latest FlashFXP

"when entering raw commands manually the | (pipe) is equal to a CR/LF, this is how it was in previous version until roughly RC2. In RC2 thia feature was removed, however many requested they wanted it back. So it was added back.

The only way to have a | in a custom command is to predefine the custom command."

Still dont work =(.

Site command execution:

site nuke dontwantthisdir|1|No Way

Server reply:

site nuke dontwantthisdir
550 site nuke failed : invalid token count.
1
502 1 is not implemented.
No way
502 NO way is not implemented.

Um, now what ??, what should i do ??

bigstar · 09-30-2002, 03:05 AM

That's impossible pre-defined commands aren't subject to the | replacement. As a test I created a new command and included a | and it works fine.

Flow · 09-30-2002, 12:30 PM

Iv asked RaidenFTPD forum same question and got this from Author:

pn169 (Raiden king);

"you can't do anything unless they say they are wrong and agree that pipe and crlf is different "

Im stuck in between coders

bigstar · 09-30-2002, 12:59 PM

ummm of course pipe & cr/lf are different, but you cant enter a cr in a single line text box, so we use | as a substitute. We've used | as far back as I can remember. It's always been that way.

Pre-defined commands are different as they support multiple lines and a pipe as cr/lf is not needed.