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Adds extraneous leading space to directory names #12092
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Cannot reproduce. Probably the path has been indeed named with a space but the server does not support spacing? |
Hello, I have this problem with many directories |
The problem is that the server uses an inconsisting formatting for the file listing:
Note there is an additional space after the date formating Month-Day-Year which is interpreted as a filename beginning with a blank. |
Fixing this would open a regression bug. Files beginning with whitespace wouldn't be recognized anymore. |
Enter in a Terminal.app
as a workaround. |
When I log into my FTP server, I see the directory names correctly but Cyberduck is unable to navigate between them because, when issuing commands to the server, it introduces an extraneous leading space into the last directory in the path. For instance, if my working directory is /usr/users/username/www/ and I click on the directory named "directory," then it will fail to change directories, and will produce the following error message:
FTP Error: /usr/users/username/www/ directory: No such file or directory.
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