[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #1007: Failure to handle month names in lowercase in Unix style directory listing

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Tue Jan 23 15:44:12 CET 2007


#1007: Failure to handle month names in lowercase in Unix style directory listing
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 Reporter:  spinkb    |        Owner:  dkocher
     Type:  defect    |       Status:  new    
 Priority:  high      |    Milestone:         
Component:  ftp       |      Version:  2.7.2  
 Severity:  critical  |   Resolution:         
 Keywords:            |  
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Old description:

> A customer of mine just noticed this.  When dir listings come back with
> month names being in lowercase (there OS X listings are this way), then
> cyberduck displays an empty dir listing.  Once I implemented a hotfix for
> CrushFTP to force the month names to start with an uppercase letter, then
> Cyberduck displayed the dir listing properly.
> Bad Example:
> drwxrwxrwx    41 spinkb  spinkb      1394 jan 21 20:57 Desktop
> Good Example:
> drwxrwxrwx    41 spinkb  spinkb      1394 Jan 21 20:57 Desktop
>
> I don't think there is any specification for the RFC requiring one way or
> the other...but I haven't checked. :)  CrushFTP just takes whatever the
> OS is giving it and spits it out to the client.
>
> --Ben Spink

New description:

 A customer of mine just noticed this.  When dir listings come back with
 month names being in lowercase (there OS X listings are this way), then
 cyberduck displays an empty dir listing.  Once I implemented a hotfix for
 CrushFTP to force the month names to start with an uppercase letter, then
 Cyberduck displayed the dir listing properly.
 Bad Example:

 {{{
 drwxrwxrwx    41 spinkb  spinkb      1394 jan 21 20:57 Desktop
 }}}

 Good Example:

 {{{
 drwxrwxrwx    41 spinkb  spinkb      1394 Jan 21 20:57 Desktop
 }}}


 I don't think there is any specification for the RFC requiring one way or
 the other...but I haven't checked. :)  CrushFTP just takes whatever the OS
 is giving it and spits it out to the client.

 --Ben Spink

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