@dkocher commented

See #1244.

d160e32 commented

hallo david,
bei mir hat's dasselbe problem: cyberduck (3.2.1 auf OS X 10.4.11) sendet zu bearbeitende dateien zwar (nach einiger wartezeit) an bbedit, das speichern in BBE wird aber nicht von cyberduck uebernommen ... woran kann das liegen? ich hab das problem nur an einem rechner, ein anderer mit aehnlicher konfiguration hat keine schwierigkeiten ,~(
ansonsten: arbeite grade zum ersten mal ernsthaft mit cyberduck, tolles programm, merci bien!!
-martin

35d72d1 commented

Having the same problem with TextWrangler on Snow Leopard.
(Sorry, I don't understand German :) )

Was working well with Cyberduck 3.5 But since upgrading to 3.5.1 I get the following result:

• In Cyberduck, open a .php file for editing in TextWrangler (The good point is that TextWrangler shows the path to the file at the top of the window, and updates it dynamically when the file moves.)
• In TextWrangler I can see that the path to the file is something like: /private/var/folder/.../myfile.php (ie. it is in a temporary folder)
• After 1 second the path changes to ~/.Trash/myfile.php

I think that Cyberduck believes that I am done with editing the file and thus trashes it.

Cyberduck 3.5.1 (6117), TextWrangler 3.1 (2640), Snow Leopard 10.6.3 (10D573)

JL

35d72d1 commented

I confirm that the problem does not appear with Cyberduck 3.5 (6066)
I just downloaded this version to test it.

(Sorry if I messed the properties of this ticket. It was not intended. I am resetting them back to what they were. You can change the properties to whatever you want :) )

@dkocher commented

I cannot replicate the issue here. Can you find any related output in the system.log (/Applications/Utilities/Console.app)?

@dkocher commented

Duplicate for #4440.

35d72d1 commented

Ok, i think I found something interesting. I cannot reproduce this exact issue, but I found something that may explain the strange behavior, despite I dont know how.

In short: editing 2 files with same path same name on different websites will overwrite each other.

Step to reproduce:

• have 2 navigator windows opened and connected to 2 different websites.
• have 2 files with the same name and same path on both sites
• open for editing each one in turn. (and reopen them again as many times as you want)
• see in your editor that it is the same file that locally represents the 2 different remote files from the 2 websites.

@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:7 jlgrall]:

Ok, i think I found something interesting. I cannot reproduce this exact issue, but I found something that may explain the strange behavior, despite I dont know how.

In short: editing 2 files with same path same name on different websites will overwrite each other.

Step to reproduce:

• have 2 navigator windows opened and connected to 2 different websites.
• have 2 files with the same name and same path on both sites
• open for editing each one in turn. (and reopen them again as many times as you want)
• see in your editor that it is the same file that locally represents the 2 different remote files from the 2 websites.

This has been fixed. Refer to #4989.