Core FTP

I am running version 1.3c

The home page of CoreFTP doesn't list version 2. Is 2.0 a beta version?

The directory info lists the file dates correctly. The Server Type is set to "Auto". The log file shows the server type to be: SYST 200 VMS OpenVMS V7.3 When I explicitly set the server type to VMS v7+, it makes no difference: The file dates displayed still show the wrong year. Here are a ...

Hi, When I display the list of files in the FTP site, files more than a year old are shown with a date of 2006. (Files from July 31st, 2005 and later are listed correctly. Files earlier than July 31st show 2006 in the year even though they were uploaded in 2005.) The month/day portion of the date ar...

I am connecting to a VMS server. If I go into a DOS FTP session, file sizes are display in the way you display them. However, there are other FTP clients (such as AceFTP) which manage to display the file size in bytes or kilobytes.

I downloaded and tried out the ANSI version. It still lists the filesize as a blocksize instead of bytes or kb.

Thanks,
Moshe

Anything new on this issue? To recap, when going into View->Options->Display and setting File Size, this appears to affect only the display of the list of files in a local directory. When displaying a list of files in the remote (i.e. FTP) directory, it appears that block sizes rather than bytes or ...

The problem with the display of file sizes shows up on WindowsXP professional.

I am using version 1.3c build 1446.

Thanks!

In the View->Options->Display window, I set File Size to Bytes. However, this appears to affect only the listing of files on my local drive. The remote FTP directory's file listing continues to show KB or perhaps blocks, but certainly not bytes. Is this by design? Is there a way to display file size...