[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #6147: Lion SFTP

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#6147: Lion SFTP
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    Reporter:  Motherboard  |      Owner:  dkocher
        Type:  defect       |     Status:  new
    Priority:  normal       |  Milestone:
   Component:  sftp         |    Version:  4.1
    Severity:  normal       |   Keywords:
Architecture:               |   Platform:  Mac OS X 10.7
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 Bear with me on this one as I explain the sequence of steps that generate
 the error.

 1. I have a folder called '''Example''' on my desktop that contains other
 child folders, and these child folders are empty.

 2. I drop & drag the '''Example''' folder to my private SFTP site with no
 issue.

 3. I delete the '''Example''' folder on the SFTP site using Cyberduck
 during the same session.

 4. I re-upload the '''Example''' folder on my desktop to the SFTP site.
 However, only the parent directory ('''Example''') is created on the
 server. The child directories are absent. If the child folders in Example
 contain files, then the following error is reported for each file:

 ''No such file (SSH_FX_NO_SUCH_FILE: A reference was made to a file which
 does not exist.).''

 This error makes sense since the child folders are missing on the SFTP
 server.

 5. If I close Cyberduck, reopen it and then reconnect to the SFTP server,
 I can transfer Example to the SFTP server and the child directories are
 created correctly on the SFTP server. However, if I repeat steps 3 and 4,
 the same error occurs consistently.

 I tested the same version of Cyberduck running on Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Snow
 Leopard) and it worked fine, so this seems to be a Lion issue.

 '''NOTE:''' In Step 1, if the '''Example''' folder contains files only
 (e.g., jpegs), then the error does not occur. The error seems related to
 multi-level folder hierarchies.

 Thank you for your time.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.cyberduck.ch/ticket/6147>
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