Fixed in CVS.

This patch works for my installation



425c425

<                 $stream = @ssh2_exec($this->_stream, "ls -al $path");

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428c428

<                 $stream = @ssh2_exec($this->_stream, "ls -l $path");

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i miss the graphics i tryed to attach. So here it is once mal a little 
smaler in size - i hope this will help

one screenshot of a recent debugging session concerning VFS/ssh2.php 
shows the output of the error substream while trying to list the 
contents of a path named '/smb/rztmh/h/1b/rztmh/windows/My Documents'.

Works here.

Nope.  Building failed for me as well on two seperate boxes and a VM.

I haven't been able to get the ssh2 extension to build on my dev boxes 
yet - do any other developers have it available to look at this?

When we try to list the contents of an imported windows folder from a 
SSH2-Server (unix) and its pathname contains any whitespace characters 
we get an exhausted session memory and a blank page as result.



As far as i could figure out this is due to these lines of code:

VFS/ssh2.php Line 425 (ls -al) or 428 (ls -l)



$stream = @ssh2_exec($this->_stream, 'ls -al');



I wrote a little test script and looked onto the error substream which 
told me:



"No such file or directory: /path !"



if i try to execute a 'ls -l /path with whitespace'



if i do the same but quoting whitespace ('\ ') the code works fine  -

but it really should check for error messages and quote pathnames if 
nessessary ....



The exhausted session memory is produced afterwards when trying to 
read (blocked) from this stream and waiting for an EOF which results 
in an endless loop until the memory limit is reached.