How about something like ftp.us.debian.org?

Am So., 12. Jan. 2020 um 02:33 Uhr schrieb tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org>:

> A couple of years ago as we prepared a release I asked about this and as
> best I know we didn't get anything settled. Sure, it's hardly a major issue
> but I do like to se examples actually do what they a re supposed to be
> examples for!
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> > On 2017-12-26, at 10:59 AM, tim Rowledge <tim at rowledge.org> wrote:
> >
> > If one tries to add a remote directory to a FileList the example server
> details lists the no longer extant st.cs.uiuc.edu, which is a little
> disappointing.
> >
> > Do we have a good replacement? Preferably a good place on our own
> server(s)? I did actually try files.squeak.org but that
> > a) failed
> > b) exposed me to the great joy of a loop of unhandled error handling
> handling errors in erroneous handling.
> >
> > I *can* get to my own server, so the basics still function - but I’m not
> providing access to that for the world in general.
>
> So, the obvious first question is whether anyone knows a suitable ftp site
> we can point to in this example? A possibly more interesting question is
> whether anyone has ever updated the FTPClient code to handle sftp; I'm
> taking a look around but can't see anything that stands out to me. If so,
> then the range of possible sites for the example is considerably wider. If
> not, well, now is not the time to add it but it sure would be nice to have
> all our internet stuff bang up to date and fully buzzword compliant.
>
> tim
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