Thank you for reporting this, and for using ftpd. I think this is fixed as of 2.1.0 (and possibly earlier). Details below the fold.

Most warnings have now been fixed in the library, as of version 2.1.0. A few warnings, not the one you reported, remain:

1.9.3 warnings

Running tests in 1.9.3 results in these warnings:

/home/wayne/lab/ftpd/gem/lib/ftpd/command_handler.rb:46: warning: private attribute?
/home/wayne/lab/ftpd/gem/lib/ftpd/gets_peer_address.rb:30: warning: assigned but unused variable - _port
/home/wayne/lab/ftpd/gem/spec/protocols_spec.rb:44: warning: assigned but unused variable - _client_socket

These warnings will not be fixed. Later versions of Ruby are smart enough to not issue them. Also, since Ruby 1.9.3 is long past its end-of-life, I only support it as much as I can do so easily.

last_comment warning

The tests issue this warning for all Ruby versions:

[DEPRECATION] `last_comment` is deprecated.  Please use `last_description` instead.

This warning will be fixed if possible.

what about "forwarding to private method"?

I believe this warning to be fixed as of 2.1.0, and possibly earlier. The commit 73988bf, which was released in 2.0.2, was probably the one that fixed it.

If the issue is still occurring, please let me know.

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Mark, I lost your email address. Will you please shoot me an email at [email protected] ?

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