Going to have to stall this until further feedback.

Can you give me a couple of examples of full ftp_rawlist lines like 
this, ideally including at least one where the filename has spaces in 
it also?



Also, is this only with a windows ftp server, or could this show up 
connecting to a random linux server that had files mounted over samba 
(for instance)? Basically I'm wondering if we can fix this with a new 
'lsformat' option or if we just have to figure it out blind.

Moved from http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=9562&edit=1



Description:

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When trying to use Gollem for a web file manager, I ran across

the problem of it showing the "filename" as a huge output of



ls -l data. After reviewing the array items, I found out that

$item[4] was becoming the second word in the user group.



Array ( [0] => -rw-r--r-- [1] => 1 [2] => mstanisl [3] =>

domain [4] => u [5] => 407 [6] => Dec [7] => 6 [8] =>

11:22

[9] => cot_access.rtf )



Once I concatenated the usergroup item 3 + item 4, and

incremented each remaining array item value by 1, the software

outputted as expected. This is a cheap workaround for me, but

the preg expression or some conditional statements will be

needed to actually fix it.



Test script:

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Gollem with FTP backend having user groups with multiple words. (in

example, "domain users" when using winbind PAM authentication

with FTP)



Expected result:

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The filename is "1 mstanisl domain u 407 Dec 6 11:22

cot_access.rtf"



Actual result:

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The filename should be "cot_access.rtf".