Amiga Computing Missing Magazine Disks

[Rod_cl]

Originally Posted by DamienD

It's been a while so don't remember; maybe you have to create yourself. All information would be in the Amiga File Server thread.

Anyway, as I'm still an FTP Admin, I've now created this for you and set the correct permissions

Please test and let me know if you have any issues.

DamienD,
i had a similar problem with CU Amiga magazine disks that were not on the FTP server but i wasn't allowed to upload. It always said permission denied. I had to upload top the Zone via the web page. Couldn't through ftp.
Best

Rodrigo

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by Rod_cl

DamienD,
i had a similar problem with CU Amiga magazine disks that were not on the FTP server but i wasn't allowed to upload. It always said permission denied. I had to upload top the Zone via the web page. Couldn't through ftp.
Best

Rodrigo

Just checked the FTP and you didn't have an ~Uploads folder either; so have now created one and set the correct permissions

Your FTP username seems to be "rodcl", so that's how I've named your ~Uploads folder.

Please test and let me know if you have any issues.

[Rissy]

Originally Posted by DamienD

It's been a while so don't remember; maybe you have to create yourself. All information would be in the Amiga File Server thread.

Anyway, as I'm still an FTP Admin, I've now created this for you and set the correct permissions

Please test and let me know if you have any issues.

Thank you sir. Much appreciated. I'll check this out tonight.

[Rissy]

Right, i've tested this, and it seems to be working. I tested it by uploading Amiga Computing Volume 3 No.6 Nov 90 Cover Disk. I can't remember if someone said it was already on the FTP website or not, but it definitely is now.

Again though, it would be very nice if this actually appeared on the Magazine Rack. Is there no one active on here any longer whos in a position to maintain the rack? And if not, why not!?

[DamienD]

Originally Posted by Rissy

Again though, it would be very nice if this actually appeared on the Magazine Rack. Is there no one active on here any longer whos in a position to maintain the rack? And if not, why not!?

I think I linked to the team in another thread, but here it is again: http://amr.abime.net/team

Codetapper is the main guy, but alas I don't think he's bothered with AMR for many years now.

In fact can't I remember any time, if at all, that I've seen him on EAB in many, many years either.

[Dunny]

Originally Posted by DamienD

Slight correction; set Maximum number of connections to 1 and not 2.

Only if no personal account is made: http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=...postcount=2748

Having 2 lets you browse while downloading.

So...

You'll definitely need to setup an account.

Never a truer word was spoken.

[Retroplay]

Originally Posted by Rissy

Right, i've tested this, and it seems to be working. I tested it by uploading Amiga Computing Volume 3 No.6 Nov 90 Cover Disk. I can't remember if someone said it was already on the FTP website or not, but it definitely is now.

I took the liberty to convert your scp dump to ipf for those interested.

Parameters used:
* amigados sales_curve

T0.0: AmigaDOS
T0.1-9.0: Sales Curve
T9.1-67.0: AmigaDOS
T67.1-79.1: Sales Curve
T80.0-83.1: Unformatted

I added it to my user upload folder:
http://grandis.nu/eabsearch/search.p...=&httplinks=on

Tested and confirmed working A-OK.

[Rissy]

Originally Posted by Retroplay

I took the liberty to convert your scp dump to ipf for those interested.

Parameters used:
* amigados sales_curve

T0.0: AmigaDOS
T0.1-9.0: Sales Curve
T9.1-67.0: AmigaDOS
T67.1-79.1: Sales Curve
T80.0-83.1: Unformatted

I added it to my user upload folder:
http://grandis.nu/eabsearch/search.p...=&httplinks=on

Tested and confirmed working A-OK.

Good stuff. I put up the .SCP (I've got more i can put up) so that people had the option of what they wanted to do with it. Also allows people to see the quality of the extraction.