ioA request full path shows

[odd]

Should ioA display full path in request?
Never seen that before.

site request dididid
200--[Request]----------------------------------------------------------------------
200- Added request: dididid
200-c:\ioFTPD\site\ftp\_request\[REQ]-dididid
200---------------------------------------------------------------------------[ioA]-
200 Command successful.

[WarC]

no it should not

Dunno if I forgot to remove something there or you got a special debugversion. Try disable debug and see if its still there.

[odd]

still there when debug is off

[WarC]

ok then after asking others to test as well the conclusion is...

1. You got a NON official release of ioA. These should never be used!!!

2. You got some other script running on same event.

[odd]

Non official? hmm dunno but ive downloaded it from warc.mine.nu.

Will grab a new one and try it.

What do you mean by another script running on same event?
OnLogIn = EXEC ..\scripts\ioA\ioA.exe logon
Thats what ive got in my ini, nothing more is running on OnLogIn event.


EDIT:
Just added a complete new ioA 1.1.0(from warc.mine.nu) to ioftpd 5.8.2r(was useing 5.6.3r before) and same message when requesting. So an unofficial cant it be. Dunno what u mean as said about Events.

[Mouton]

CTRL-F in ioFTPD.ini
'request'
u got any more script running on request = ... ?
You should have only ioA.

[odd]

I do only have ioA who has request thingi.

request = EXEC ..\scripts\ioA\ioA.exe REQUEST
reqfilled = EXEC ..\scripts\ioA\ioA.exe REQFILLED
reqdel = EXEC ..\scripts\ioA\ioA.exe REQDEL

request = *
reqfilled = *

Thats the only request I have in my ioftpd.ini
Why is it always me who has some wierd errors

[odd]

Recently tested 5.8.4r with only! ioA 1.1.0 downloaded from warc.mine.nu and I have only changed all path in ioa.cfg to c:\ instead of d:\. Added only from ioA manual all ftp_custom_cmd and site_permissions and onlogin event according to ioA manual. Nothing else. And I still get full path. It shouldnt be possible if u say that your test sites doenst get this.

This is in the debug log
02-26-2004 13:57:54 REQUEST - Request_Field " -> "
02-26-2004 13:57:54 REQUEST - Request_Field " [%##] [%-10user] -> %request
02-26-2004 13:57:54 REQUEST - Found 0 requests


site request hej
200--[Request]----------------------------------------------------------------------
200- Added request: hej
200-c:\ioFTPD\site\request\[REQ]-hej
200---------------------------------------------------------------------------[ioA]-

CWD request
250--[Request]----------------------------------------------------------------------
250- [001] [ioFTPD ] -> hej
250---------------------------------------------------------------------------[ioA]-
250 CWD command successful.

[Lathieza]

hmmz
got same here

[L] site request test-je
[L] 200--[Request]----------------------------------------------------------------------
[L] 200- Added request: test-je
[L] 200-c:\ftp\REQUESTS\[REQ]-test-je
[L] 200---------------------------------------------------------------------------[ioA]-
[L] 200 Command successful.

ioftpd 582r ioa110 php-psio104 dzsbot11

[romracer]

[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]-

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

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]

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.

[Zer0Racer]

That's not alot of info for WarC to go on. Anyways.. I currently use ioFTPD 5.6.3 and ioA 1.1.0.

[19:32:31] [L] site request test
[19:32:32] [L] 200--[Request]----------------------------------------------------------------------
[19:32:32] [L] 200- Added request: test
[19:32:32] [L] 200---------------------------------------------------------------------------[ioA]-

Works just fine here. Sounds like it could be a problem with enviroment variables. My ioftpd.env looks like this:

ACCSPEED=%.4[speed]
CREDITSECTION=%[$creditsection]
FLAGS=%[$flags]
GID=%[$gid]
GROUP=%[$group]
GROUPS=%[group]
IDENT=%[$ident]
IP=%[$ip]
PATH=%[$path]
PWD=%[$pwd]
REALPATH=%[environment(PATH)]
SECTION=%[$sectionid]
SPEED=%.[speed]
STATSSECTION=%[$statssection]
SYSTEMPATH=%[$path]
TAGLINE=%[$tagline]
UID=%[$uid]
USER=%[$user]
VIRTUALPATH=%[$pwd]
ComSpec=C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe
SYSTEMROOT=C:\WINDOWS
SESSIONNAME=%[environment(SESSIONNAME)]
SystemDrive=%[environment(SystemDrive)]
CREDITS=%[credits(mega)]

I still have a couple of old vars in env. But it works. Check your /etc/ioftpd.env and tell us what differs for the one above.

[Zer0Racer]

romracer, okay so only difference seems to be SYSTEMROOT.

Yours: SYSTEMROOT=%[environment(SYSTEMROOT)]
Mine: SYSTEMROOT=C:\WINDOWS

So first step would be for you to change yours to resemble mine.

[odd]

Ive tryed to add yours(as test) to my enviroment variables to see if the problem resolves but same thing happens.

I just changed this to SYSTEMROOT=C:\WINDOWS -> SYSTEMROOT=C:\WINNT

[Zer0Racer]

Okay, so SYSTEMROOT doesn't seem to be the problem. What else could it be? I'm on WinXP Sp1 btw.

[Mouton]

paste your ioA request config section. I'm pretty sure it's something about creating file or dir on site request...