call ftpdInit 0 0
starts it running again; after that, you can ftp to your Replay4000 with any ftp client.
Attempting to list the root directory, /replay
, or /replay/name
will crash the system, so don't do that. The only directories/file-systems I'm aware of are /replay/name/system
, /replay/name/mpeg
and /replay/name/storage
; those match up with the three file systems on the drive, exposed by ExtractRtv?. If there are others, they're either virtual or networked (it appears, at least in a development environment with a VxWorks development host, /machinename
is a cross-machine way to refer to =machinename='s root directory; it would be nice to know what magic is needed to make this work).
The ftpd runs at a pretty low priority, and transfers are slower than with httpfs, but this might be useful for people who can't or don't want to use the HTTPFSExportHack, but do have a way of running shell commands.
-- ToddLarason - 12 Apr 2002
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