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Constant disconnect when listing directory #1761

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cyberduck opened this issue Feb 9, 2008 · 1 comment
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Constant disconnect when listing directory #1761

cyberduck opened this issue Feb 9, 2008 · 1 comment
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Mac OS X 10.4.11
Cyberduck Version 2.8.4 (3470)

When I access a bookmark, the login process is halted consistently at the "listing directory" stage. It will retry but produce the same error. I also often get broken pipe errors. My internet connection is working properly and I don't have trouble with other FTP programs. I have also had it that I've successfully logged in and stayed connected but no files were listed in the directory.

I love Cyberduck and would love to have this resolved. Thanks for all the work that's done on this program.
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anonymous commented

I have exactly the same problem with a bookmark which used to work pretty well with older versions of Cyberduck (2.6), but another bookmark (SFTP) still works properly. When I try to use a SFTP connection for the first one too, I become this error message: "Unexpected end of sftp stream". I'd really love this problem to be resolved, for Cyberduck used to be my favorite FTP program...

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