Opened 20 years ago
Last modified 18 years ago
#882 closed Bug report
unable to access directories with leading/trailing spaces
Reported by: | shagzomatic | Owned by: | Alexander Schuch |
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Priority: | normal | Component: | FileZilla Client |
Keywords: | Cc: | shagzomatic, Alexander Schuch, onyxxl | |
Component version: | Operating system type: | ||
Operating system version: |
Description
It appears that if someone has created a directory on
an ftp server with a leading or trailing space in the
directory name (i.e. " directoryname" or "directoryname
"), the FileZilla client (Windows, v2.2.13c) is unable
to descend into that directory. I believe this to be
an issue with the client rather than the server since I
am unable to duplicate this issue with gftp under Linux
or coreftp under Windows.
Logs on the server side look like FileZilla is
stripping the leading / trailing spaces off the file
names (directories in test below are named " leading
space" and "trailing space ":
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN nobody
[18/May/2005:11:08:19 -0500] "USER shagz" 331 -
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN shagz
[18/May/2005:11:08:20 -0500] "PASS (hidden)" 230 -
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN shagz
[18/May/2005:11:08:20 -0500] "FEAT" 211 -
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN shagz
[18/May/2005:11:08:20 -0500] "SYST" 215 -
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN shagz
[18/May/2005:11:08:20 -0500] "PWD" 257 -
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN shagz
[18/May/2005:11:08:25 -0500] "CWD leading space" 550 -
dsl-100.netexpress.net UNKNOWN shagz
[18/May/2005:11:08:29 -0500] "CWD trailing space" 550 -
client -side logs are attached.
The server this was discovered with is a Linux machine
running proftpd. I can provide test login credentials
if needed.
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by , 20 years ago
Attachment: | filezillalog.txt added |
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comment:2 by , 18 years ago
Please see bug report #1564695 - closing this duplicate report now.
If there is anything new to report, please do it there, thanks!
FileZilla client log from attempts to descend into directories with leading and trailing spaces in the directory name