From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux 2.2.14-5.0 i686; en-US; m18) Gecko/20001014 BuildID: 0000000000 (CVS 10/23/2000) When I go to a particular ftp: URL that contains a GIF, the GIF is not displayed, but instead just the text of the URL. The image displays correctly in Netscape, and when I copy it to a Webserver. I don't have access to an anonymous FTP server, so I don't know if it's just this image or any image. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Visit ftp://ftp.plex86.org/plex86bootslinux.gif Actual Results: The URL is displayed in the browser window Expected Results: The image being displayed.

this gif displays fine for me in 102508 mozilla trunk linux build. It also works in mac and win32 builds from today.

I'm still seeing it with a fresh build from this evening, but the bug goes away if I am not going through my proxy. The proxy interaction seems to go correctly, from what tcpdump has to say, and Netscape 4.x is able to display the image either with or without a proxy. Do you have a proxy you can try this with to confirm? If not, let me know and I can probably give you access to the one that I'm using.

This is what Mozilla displays on its stdout/stderr when I try to load this page: ###!!! ASSERTION: nsHTTPChannel::SetTransferOffset: 'Not Reached', file nsHTTPChannel.cpp, line 489 ###!!! Break: at file nsHTTPChannel.cpp, line 489 ###!!! ASSERTION: nsHTTPChannel::SetTransferCount: 'Not Reached', file nsHTTPChannel.cpp, line 503 ###!!! Break: at file nsHTTPChannel.cpp, line 503 PrefStyleSheet removed Setting Preference Style Rules: CreatePrefStyleSheet completed: error=0 - Creating rules for link and visited colors - Creating rules for enabling link underlines Preference Style Rules set: error=0 Enabling Quirk StyleSheet Error loading URL ftp://ftp.plex86.org/plex86bootslinux.gif: 80510003 WARNING: not calling OnDataAvailable, file nsAsyncStreamListener.cpp, line 403 Does that error number mean anything to anybody?...

Based on the error number, this looks like it might be related to Bug #54559.

->networking.

->WorksForMe (Linux build 2000103009-MN6)

->reopening... i didn't see the discussion about the FTP proxy. I have only similarly verified that it is not a problem w/o a proxy.

8051003 (if I am decoding it correctly) is NS_ERROR_REG_NOT_FOUND, which doesn't ring any bells for me. The equation I am using is out of xpcom/base/nsError.h: nsresult = (1 << 31) | ((0x45 + MODULE_CODE) << 16) | (error), where error=3 and MODULE_CODE=12. This error code is generated in only a few places... http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/search?string=NS_ERROR_REG_NOT_FOUND Does anyone know of any free software for setting up a FTP proxy, or is there one already setup on mozilla.org someplace for testing??

Squid is a free FTP proxy: http://www.squid-cache.org/

ftp bugs to component:ftp

It seems to be behaving correctly now when the image is there, but still behaves incorrectly if the image doesn't exist, displaying the URL of the image instead of a message about it being unavailable. I have confirmed that the proxy is returnin something reasonable (a text/html document describing the error). This is in build 2000120608.

I see the problem with incorrect display if the FTP file doesn't exist both using a proxy and not using a proxy. This is different from what I saw previously, where the bug only existed using a proxy. This is on 2000122610.

This also happens with some GIF images over https. For example, <A HREF="https://www.nwolb.co.uk/nwol/images/nwblogo.gif"> https://www.nwolb.co.uk/nwol/images/nwblogo.gif</A>. (Note that you need to disable TLS to talk to that site. Couldn't Mozilla do that automatically on a per-site basis when necessary?) It's happening for me with the 2001011118 build from people.redhat.com/blizzard/.../RH7/mozilla-0.7-3.i386.rpm (on RH7 with 2.4 kernel) The page title appears as 'GIF Image', as you'd expect, but it actually displays the text of the URL instead of the image. If I save the GIF to a file and subsequently point Mozilla at file:/home/dwmw2/nwblogo.gif I see it in its full glory. Mozilla doesn't say anything interesting when loading the image. Only: Document https://www.nwolb.co.uk/nwol/images/nwblogo.gif loaded successfully

Scott, per email, I am assigning you my MIME related bugs.

FYI, still seeing this bug in 2001032614.

ftp proxies are really http

I no longer see this bug on Linux 0.9.7, with the image present or absent, over FTP or HTTPS, and with my proxy turned on or off. Since I don't know what exatly fixed this, resolving as WORKSFORME.

qa to me. VERIFIED: per reporter. Without more info, hard to say if it is bug 70375, if the proxy returned a bad header, the file, despite being called .gif, would not be treated as an image. david: if you are still out there and have this problem... new bug, please.