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Files/folders that begin with numbers followed by a space cannot be opened #12100

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cyberduck opened this issue Jan 23, 2006 · 2 comments
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Files/folders that begin with numbers followed by a space cannot be opened #12100

cyberduck opened this issue Jan 23, 2006 · 2 comments
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7c34942 created the issue

If a folder is created with numbers, followed by a space and more characters (i.e., '2006 Files'), the folder is shown as 'Files', and cannot be opened or deleted. Other FTP programs (such as Fetch) will show the correct folder name as '2006 Files', and allows full functionality.

Also, if you create just a folder with numbers (i.e., '2006'), the folder WILL be correctly shown as '2006', WILL allow you to open it and add files, but it will NOT allow you to delete the folder.

If the folder name is joined by an underscore (i.e., '2006_Files') it works fine.

If you need further info, just let me know!
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-Ryan
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f5493d5 commented

I am experiencing the same problem.. the ftp server is a windows server, could this be related? I have a folder "2006 March" which shows up in cyberduck as just "March" and is inaccessible. It is accessable from other ftp clients.

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@dkocher commented

Windows file parser issue.

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