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Directories with Certain Names Are Inaccessible #6665

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cyberduck opened this issue May 3, 2012 · 1 comment
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Directories with Certain Names Are Inaccessible #6665

cyberduck opened this issue May 3, 2012 · 1 comment
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bug ftp FTP Protocol Implementation thirdparty Issue caused by third party

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We have a an FTP site for clients to upload files. I noticed some of the directories that were created by clients were inaccessible by Cyberduck. (I double clicked on the directory but Cyberduck does nothing). However, I could enter the directory without problem when I used Filezilla.

To reproduce the problem:

  1. Create a folder/directory on the FTP site called "KSTU" (This name can probably be anything but this is what it is called in our case)

  2. Create a folder inside the "KSTU" folder, but call this one
    "Test KSTU" (Yes, that is a space in between the words)

  3. Double click on "Test KSTU" to enter it.

  4. Upload a file into that folder.

  5. Disconnect.

  6. Reconnect and attempt to enter the directory you just created ("KSTU/Test KSTU")

The folder is inaccessible by Cyberduck.


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@dkocher commented

This is a server bug with the handling of STAT (please report to the server vendor). As a workaround, disable the use of STAT in Cyberduck following these directions.

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