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When you upload a folder with leading numerics and a space in filename the numeric characters and space are not displayed and the folder is not browsable or able to delete the folder. Occurs in version 2.8b1 (3178). Version 2.7.3 (2930) is ok.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a folder on the Mac desktop called "2007 Files"
Login to an ftp server using Cyberduck.
Drag the "2007 Files" folder to the ftp site.
After doing this, the folder will be uploaded using the name "2007 Files", however after the upload completes Cyberduck displays the folder as "Files". If you try to browse, delete, or rename the "Files" folder you receive an error that it does not exist. If you login using another ftp program the folder does exist and is named "2007 Files". If, using another ftp program, you rename the folder to "Files" it will become browsable again by Cyberduck.
This happened to me while accessing a Microsoft FTP server (don't laugh). Not tested on other ftp servers. It is reproducable on several workstations at my company.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When you upload a folder with leading numerics and a space in filename the numeric characters and space are not displayed and the folder is not browsable or able to delete the folder. Occurs in version 2.8b1 (3178). Version 2.7.3 (2930) is ok.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a folder on the Mac desktop called "2007 Files"
Login to an ftp server using Cyberduck.
Drag the "2007 Files" folder to the ftp site.
After doing this, the folder will be uploaded using the name "2007 Files", however after the upload completes Cyberduck displays the folder as "Files". If you try to browse, delete, or rename the "Files" folder you receive an error that it does not exist. If you login using another ftp program the folder does exist and is named "2007 Files". If, using another ftp program, you rename the folder to "Files" it will become browsable again by Cyberduck.
This happened to me while accessing a Microsoft FTP server (don't laugh). Not tested on other ftp servers. It is reproducable on several workstations at my company.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: