Public bug reported:
I just installed the 2.1-1 deb to fix another bug (298628) and noticed a
regression. Folders with periods in their names are not handled
correctly.
I'm running ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid. If I browse to one of my folders under
sftp:// with nautilus, I see the following folder names:
notes.2008-06-11.search
notes.2009-01-20.minResults
presentation.2008-05-07
report.2009-01-21.share
However, if I mount the same folder with sshfs, I see these folders instead:
notes 2008-06-11
notes 2009-01-20
presentation 2008-05-07
report 2009-01-21
Note that the first period has been replaced with a space and the second
period and its trailing content has been omitted entirely. For these
folders, it's not a huge problem as they are still accessible, but the
problem gets worse in my second example.
I have another folder with two subfolders:
figures
figures.src
Under sshfs, the figures.src folder is not shown and therefore
completely unaccessible. It works correctly with sftp:// however.
This is a regression because these folders were handled incorrectly in
the previous version of sshfs (Inrepid's 2.0-2 deb).
If you'd like to see any more diagnostic information, let me know.
Thanks,
Jeff
** Affects: sshfs-fuse (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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sshfs-fuse 2.1-1 handles folder names with periods incorrectly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324662
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