35f422c created the issue

Recently I noticed that Cyberduck does not list specific files on my home ftp server.[[br]]
I found that every file which is not listed has the date of "02/29/2004" as its timestamp.

Ordinary ftp servers (including ftpd of Mac OS X) return timestamp in a result of ls command, like:[[br]]
"-rw------- 1 masui masui 3147470848 Feb 29 2004 afo.mpg"

However, some ftp servers do not show year part of timestamp in directory listings, like:[[br]]
"-rwxr--r-- 1 owner 2487305280 Feb 29 12:00 bfo.mpg"

My home ftp server software is latter one. Is that a defect of the software?

When a file which has timestamp of "02/29/2004 12:00" (see "bfo.mpg" above) exists on the server,[[br]]
Cyberduck treats that information as "02/29/2007 12:00" because the server does not report year part[[br]]
of the timestamp. I think Cyberduck rejects that invalid date and omits the file from directory listing.

I tried to use other kind of ftp clients with the server and found that they convert the invalid date of[[br]]
"02/29/2007" into "03/01/2007". I do not feel date conversion like that is good solution.[[br]]
However, it is also not good that Cyberduck silently ignores a file with invalid date.

Do you have any good idea?