Le 13/11/11 23:29, Dmitrij D. Czarkoff a écrit : > > I would love to write and submit a patch and maintain it until it gets > included into Epiphany, but I just don't want to do enormous work of > searching this functionality in GNOME infrastructure, as I currently > believe that there are people who can kndly point me to the right > place. Epiphany uses WebKitGTK for web page fetching and rendering, which in turn uses LibSoup[0] for its networking implementation. So the first port of call would be to check that Soup supports FTP, or can be made to do so. Once that is the case, then some additional but hopefully trivial work would be needed in Epiphany and perhaps WebKitGTK to enable support for it. If this doesn't work out, Nautilus and GNOME in general uses GIO for its networking, a virtual file system API for GLib. The standard implementation of this is GVFS, which does indeed support FTP, but is designed for a "mount and browse" use case, rather than a "fetch this URI" use case. I believe there isn't any support for changing this, so it might be something of a dead end anyway. Perhaps you should look into registering a desktop-wide protocol handler for FTP that just an program like wget? //Mike [0] - http://live.gnome.org/LibSoup -- ⊨ Michael Gratton. ⚙ <http://mjog.vee.net/>
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