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Looking into the submitted tickets, I found a significant number describing the same problem as ticket #2549 (directory looking empty while it is not).
The problem does not come from CyberDuck but rather from some buggy FTP servers.
However, since this problem seems to be rather common, I would like to make the following suggestion :
After issuing a STAT command, if the directory appear to be empty, try to issue a LIST -a (and eventually a LIST) command in order to check if the server is faulty or not.
This extra check will no take time since it will occur only for empty directories (or looking so).
In case of faulty server, the send command can be temporary adjusted.
If the server is O.K., then the extra test can be discarded permanently (for this server).
Best regards
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A fallback mechnism is in place since 3.0.2 (see 0fda43b). The issue with partial directory listings returned by some implementations is also covered in #2549 and fixed as of 96490a9.
Looking into the submitted tickets, I found a significant number describing the same problem as ticket #2549 (directory looking empty while it is not).
The problem does not come from CyberDuck but rather from some buggy FTP servers.
However, since this problem seems to be rather common, I would like to make the following suggestion :
After issuing a STAT command, if the directory appear to be empty, try to issue a LIST -a (and eventually a LIST) command in order to check if the server is faulty or not.
This extra check will no take time since it will occur only for empty directories (or looking so).
In case of faulty server, the send command can be temporary adjusted.
If the server is O.K., then the extra test can be discarded permanently (for this server).
Best regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: