OoO Lors de  la soirée naissante du jeudi 13 mai  2010, vers 17:01, Tong
Sun <suntong@cpan.org> disait :

> curlftpfs works for me, but only on a small scale. When trying to
> copy more files, situation happens: I want to copy a directory of
> text files over to curlftpfs, they all range in several K in size,
> but of the 325 files that I need to copy over, 113 of them have some
> kind of situation (log included at the very end of this message).
> The copy command is just the vanilla:

>  $ cp -pr --no-dereference /home/tong/txtHist/ /mnt/ftpfs/txtHist/ 

> Is it curlftpfs or I've neglected something?

You should  try to run it  in debug mode  to understand why you  get "No
such      file      or      directory".     Does      the      directory
/mnt/ftpfs/txtHist/txtHist/i/ exists?

To run in debug mode, try:
 curlftpfs -v -d -o ftpfs_debug ftp://... /mnt/ftpfs

It also depends on your FTP server. FTP servers that says that a file is
correctly uploaded while this is not the case might annoy curlftpfs. But
this is not your case since you get a "No such file" error.
-- 
panic("bad_user_access_length executed (not cool, dude)");
        2.0.38 /usr/src/linux/kernel/panic.c