Re: [squid-users] ONLY FTP GET METHOD from a browser?

It is not abot URL's, it is about request methods.

If using a browser that supports uploading ftp files via a HTTP proxy
then you generally open the URL of the directory where you want to put
the file, and then select "File -> Upload" from the menu.

This is known to work in at least Netscape browsers.

Note: Directory URL's ends in a /. It won't work if the open URL is not
ending with a /

--
Henrik Nordstrom
Squid Hacker
Joon Son wrote:
> 
> Hi.
> 
> I know that a squid (ftp.c) has implemented ftpSendstore for sending
> "STOR" ftp command to upload the file. But my question is that
>  when a web browser is in non-transparent mode (meaning
>  a user must configure his/her own web browser), a web browser
>  seems to send only GET ftp://..../file to a squid by default.
>  Therefore, a squid always, by default, retrieves the file
>  from a ftp server.
> 
>  Specifically, what URL should a user type to upload his file
>  to a FTP server? Is it like --> ftp://ftp.host.com/file;UPLOAD ?
> 
> 
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