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Telcontar · 10-31-2010, 10:01 AM

Randomly, with synchronized browsing operational, I see a strange bug when dragging a directory to the remote side. So far this has included a directory visible in the left hand pane (uploading a new subdirectory of the working directory), and dragging a folder from somewhere else on the drive to FlashFXP's window unrelated to the working directory on both sides.

FlashFXP issues the following:

[14:46:50] MKD
[14:46:51] 501 Invalid number of arguments

It then complains "The folder does not exist", asks whether to create it/return to previous folder/turn off synchronised browsing. If I click Return to previous folder, the program proceeds as normal and completes the upload with no further issues, as if nothing had gone wrong.

I have never been able to reproduce it or find anything common in what triggers it.

FlashFXP 4.0.0 (build 1488) [RC 2]
Win XP SP3 32-bit

10-31-2010, 10:01 AM
Telcontar Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Hertfordshire, England Posts: 26	"Folder does not exist" when uploading new folder with synchronized browsing on Randomly, with synchronized browsing operational, I see a strange bug when dragging a directory to the remote side. So far this has included a directory visible in the left hand pane (uploading a new subdirectory of the working directory), and dragging a folder from somewhere else on the drive to FlashFXP's window unrelated to the working directory on both sides. FlashFXP issues the following: [14:46:50] MKD [14:46:51] 501 Invalid number of arguments It then complains "The folder does not exist", asks whether to create it/return to previous folder/turn off synchronised browsing. If I click Return to previous folder, the program proceeds as normal and completes the upload with no further issues, as if nothing had gone wrong. I have never been able to reproduce it or find anything common in what triggers it. FlashFXP 4.0.0 (build 1488) [RC 2] Win XP SP3 32-bit