[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #6481: Uploading pdf files

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#6481: Uploading pdf files
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  https://me.yahoo.com/a/eFqyTd0swoyMjQzp03WtghrEu5KhPc7ybFFVf1BWPJ7m_BMM#147c3|        Status:  new
     Type:  defect                               |     Milestone:
 Priority:  high                                 |       Version:  4.2.1
Component:  core                                 |    Resolution:
 Severity:  normal                               |  Architecture:
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Description changed by https://me.yahoo.com/a/eFqyTd0swoyMjQzp03WtghrEu5KhPc7ybFFVf1BWPJ7m_BMM#147c3:

Old description:

> When uploading files via cyberduck on to UC Berkeley's course maintenance
> site (bspace), I've come across the issue of pdf files being uploaded as
> xpdf files. I've found that the source of this issue was indeed
> cyberduck. Why does this happen and is there anything that can fix it? I
> have to present this project to the EECS staff next week, so a speedy
> reply would be nice. Thank you very much.
>
> P.S. The issue occurs with multiple computer using either mac or windows
> 7

New description:

 When uploading files via cyberduck on to UC Berkeley's course maintenance
 site (bspace), I've come across the issue of pdf files being uploaded as
 xpdf files. I've found that the source of this issue was indeed cyberduck.
 Why does this happen and is there anything that can fix it? I have to
 present this project to the EECS staff next week, so a speedy reply would
 be nice. Thank you very much.

 P.S. The issue occurs with multiple computer using either mac or windows 7

 You can email me at kevingkoh at berkeley.edu

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