permissions missing uploading as root

[jezer5ba]

After updating to 3.10.0.1 if i upload a file as root (to centos) the permissions are blanked - just set to dashes - reverting to previous version fixes the issue

[Cássio]

This doesn't occur only with the root user. Connecting with a normal user in a SFTP connection, the same problem happened to me.

[GSC]

I also experienced this. This bothers me a lot and critical for java developers. Since if my uploaded jar has no permission, I cannot run the jar and get errors that is hard to think of as such a permission issue. Please fix this ASAP.

[Mike]

please inform how to revert version

[Danny Pesses]

This has been happening to me as well, although I did notice it occurring in version 3.10.0.0 as well.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Connect to a server using SFTP.
2. Upload a file to a folder in which you have read/write access. (Issue does not affect new folders.)
3. Refresh the server directory window.
4. View newly uploaded file's permissions under the Permissions column in the server directory. (Alternatively, right-click/option-click newly uploaded file and select File Permissions.) The file will not have been given any read, write or execute permissions; however, you are still able to manually change the file's permissions as normal.

[GSC]

Replying to mkirkman:

please inform how to revert version

You can download old version here: ​http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/files/FileZilla_Client/

[Tim Kosse]

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