Yutaka Sato, Thank you for your work on Delegate - I find it an excellent and useful networking tool. I am currently using Delegate as a translating proxy for PDA web access, and for flexible temporary use on my firewall. I have been one of your 'conservative users' of 5.x, but I have been looking forward to 6.1.0 and the greatly improved manual - thanks again for that. As soon as I noticed that 6.1.0 was available, I downloaded it, and built it on my OS/2 machine. I was pleased that the build went smoothly and without trouble - a simple 'make CC=gcc' worked well. In the course of testing the new build, however, I ran into a minor problem. I was testing using delegate 6.1.0 as an HTTP origin server, and serving from a directory on a different disk drive. The command to start delegated was: [D:\delegate]delegated -P8080 SERVER=http MOUNT="/* file:///e:/webpage/*" (I already have an HTTPD on this box at port 80, hence the alternate port) Any attempts to perform HTTPD gets on port 8080 led to a 404 file not found error. Running delegated with -vv on the command line, I noted that delegated was attempting to open file (for instance) /e:/webpage/index.html . And sure enough, when I added a printf just before the fopen at line 1231 in httpd.c, I saw that we were trying to fopen "/e:/webpage/index.html". This will fail in OS/2 - the leading slash is not allowed with the full path name. In order to correct this, I changed the code starting at line 1157 of httpd.c from: Verbose("## PATH=[%s]\n",path); if( *path != '/' ){ sprintf(apath,"/%s",path); path = apath; } strcpy(upath,path); to: Verbose("## PATH=[%s]\n",path); if( *path != '/' ){ sprintf(apath,"/%s",path); path = apath; } #ifdef __EMX__ if(*(path+2)==':') path++; #endif strcpy(upath,path); I will admit to drinking beer while I was doing that, so I apologize for the ugliness - basically, if the 3rd character in the path string is a ':', then we make the leading slash go away. This seems to fix the problem here, though I haven't done serious production testing yet. I did note that operation of delegated as an FTP server with a similar syntax worked correctly, with no patches required: [D:\delegate]delegated -P21 SERVER=ftp MOUNT="/* file:///i:/pub/*" Can you think of other places where there might be a similar problem with OS/2 (and win) style filenames? Thanks -Derek -- +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Derek J Decker pzmbabdyi-xgv6ctn54ptr.ml@ml.delegate.org Decker Automation | | Tel/Fax: 000/000-0006 585 Winterhill Lane | | http://www.iglou.com/DeckerAutomation Lexington, KY 40509 | +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+