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A customer of mine just noticed this. When dir listings come back with month names being in lowercase (there OS X listings are this way), then cyberduck displays an empty dir listing. Once I implemented a hotfix for CrushFTP to force the month names to start with an uppercase letter, then Cyberduck displayed the dir listing properly.
Bad Example:
drwxrwxrwx 41 spinkb spinkb 1394 jan 21 20:57 Desktop
Good Example:
drwxrwxrwx 41 spinkb spinkb 1394 Jan 21 20:57 Desktop
I don't think there is any specification for the RFC requiring one way or the other...but I haven't checked. :) CrushFTP just takes whatever the OS is giving it and spits it out to the client.
--Ben Spink
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A customer of mine just noticed this. When dir listings come back with month names being in lowercase (there OS X listings are this way), then cyberduck displays an empty dir listing. Once I implemented a hotfix for CrushFTP to force the month names to start with an uppercase letter, then Cyberduck displayed the dir listing properly.
Bad Example:
Good Example:
I don't think there is any specification for the RFC requiring one way or the other...but I haven't checked. :) CrushFTP just takes whatever the OS is giving it and spits it out to the client.
--Ben Spink
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: