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Hello,

your example "ftpsync.py ftp://ftp.example.com/rdir ldir --download" gives an 
assertion error.  I just cant work out in what format the login and folder 
details need to be put. Could you give an example with user name and password 
please.

Cheers

If no password is given, we check if gnomekeyring is available and we try
to retrieve the password associed to the host and username.

Unfortunatly, it has not -yet- been tested. (must be soon)

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. be on Windows
2. start a synchronization

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "disk\ftpsync.py", line 668, in main
    session = FtpSession(remote_path)
  File "disk\ftpsync.py", line 546, in __init__
    assert remote_path.startswith('/'),`remote_path`
AssertionError: '\\dirtosync'

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Version 1.1-svn on Windows XP SP3

Please provide any additional information below.
I wrote here to try this feature of Google Code! :-)

Hi guys, thanks for this script! I'm using it and it's being really helpful in 
my project.
I just wanted to give you my own version in which I added an option to use for 
removing files at FTP which are no longer present on your local machine.
You need to use it with the --upload option to perform  deletions.
Just wanted to share with you in case it could help anybody else.
Barbara

When I'm running the script to sync a folder with one or more filenames 
with colon in it.

For example: 
photos/album1:picture1.jpg
photos/album1:picture2.jpg
photos/album2:picture1.jpg

The script raises an exception saying that the a lambda function should 
receive 2 arguments but is receiving 3 instead.
It happens because there is a split(":") to get the file size for each one 
of the lines which break the filename in the middle.

This is happening in the version 1.0 but in a quick check in the SVN 
version seems to have the same problem.

The fix I'm using is replace the split by a rsplit with a limit of 1 as 
follow:

- return dict([func(*line.rsplit(':', 1)) for line in l.splitlines()])
+ return dict([func(*line.split(':')) for line in l.splitlines()])

Let me know if you need any further info.

Hi,

I had problems running the client on windows, so I have made some modifications 
to it. Mainly to handle the client side path separator correctly.

Check it and merge it if you want. There is no problems existing, so I only 
create this ticket to share the code for you.

Other: I plan to modify the whole function to be able to follow server side 
changes fluently. That means to store the .listing files locally and use the 
"MDTM" stuff only when the files are changed on both sides (conflicts). But 
those are bigger changes.

Brgds,
Viktor