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When accessing my WebDav server, the v4.0.2 client lists all available content, but the v4.1.3 client does not - many files and folders are missing.
Also, the v4.1.3 client often lists folders as inaccessible (small no-entry overlay icon) which are fully accessible from the v4.0.2 client
WebDav service is provided by the application Ajaxplorer (http://www.ajaxplorer.info) which states it is using a "PHP implementation of the webDAV protocol (using ezComponent library)"
OS X Finder also shows the full content when used to access the same repository
I have now noticed that CyberDuck v 4.0.2 is also omitting content and marking certain folders as inaccessible.
I have checked the underlying permissions of the files/folders affected and I can see no differences or reasons why that content should not be available. Also, the fact that 2 different versions of the client show the same symptoms against the same server, but with different content on that server is odd.
This is because the server does not properly URI encode references in the XML response. With the new WebDAV implementation in Cyberduck, we are no more strict and ignore invalid responses. Please file a bug report with the developers of Ajaxplorer.
For example the following URI is returned
https://sphardy.com/explorer/files/public/00 How To Upload Files.txt
The whitespace in the filename should be encoded with %20.
I have v 4.1 and v4.0 installed under OSX 10.7.1
When accessing my WebDav server, the v4.0.2 client lists all available content, but the v4.1.3 client does not - many files and folders are missing.
Also, the v4.1.3 client often lists folders as inaccessible (small no-entry overlay icon) which are fully accessible from the v4.0.2 client
WebDav service is provided by the application Ajaxplorer (http://www.ajaxplorer.info) which states it is using a "PHP implementation of the webDAV protocol (using ezComponent library)"
OS X Finder also shows the full content when used to access the same repository
This issue can be verified by accessing a public read-only WebDav repository at: https://sphardy.com/explorer/files/public
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