Show FTP file/Folder owner
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Show FTP file/Folder owner
Is it possible to see file/folder owner without need of rightclicking->Properties and searching that file in the text list you got (that could be very long)?
Any way of inserting custom column info with this information, like FileZilla, FAR manager and other FTP clients do?
Any way of inserting custom column info with this information, like FileZilla, FAR manager and other FTP clients do?
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No, sorry - it's currently not possible to use custom columns with f t p.
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Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
Is this answer still valid with TC11.01? Is it possible to have a column which shows where a link points to? If not through TC, then is there any plugin which can achieve this?ghisler(Author) wrote: 2009-08-05, 13:54 UTC No, sorry - it's currently not possible to use custom columns with f t p.
Thanks,
Daniel
Example: I have a simple FTP connection (from menu Net -> FTP Connect) and I can see these columns:
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Name Ext Size Date Attr
mkdir <LNK> 04/05/15 00:00 L777
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lrwxrwxrwx 1 1005 1005 7 May 4 2015 mkdir -> busybox
Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
This could be implemented in ghisler's sftp plugin quite easily I guess...
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Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
Well, it is already available for the sftp plugin 
Currently just a beta version, but works like a charm.

Currently just a beta version, but works like a charm.
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Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
Unfortunately I can't use the sftp plugin. The board I have, has an old distro, which has a simple ftp server to which I can connect nicely from Total Commander's menu Net -> FTP Connect.
I did try sftp but it fails to connect, probably it doesn't support simple ftp communication.
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# ftpd -v
BusyBox v1.16.1 (2014-05-22 20:46:02 CST) multi-call binary.
Usage: ftpd [-wvS] [-t N] [-T N] [DIR]
Anonymous FTP server
I did try sftp but it fails to connect, probably it doesn't support simple ftp communication.
Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
2sqa_wizardsqa_wizard wrote: 2023-09-06, 20:45 UTC Well, it is already available for the sftp plugin
Currently just a beta version, but works like a charm.
Now 'butter with the fish':
- This thread is about FTP: What does FTP have to do with SFTP?
- SFTP beta: Where and how is the link target displayed (in the long view)?
Joube
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Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
Regarding the ftp/sftp expressions:
Yes, I know that ftp and sftp are totally different.
I just to reacted on:
Yes, I know that ftp and sftp are totally different.
I just to reacted on:
dapa1 wrote:Is this answer still valid with TC11.01? Is it possible to have a column which shows where a link points to?
Regarding the link:CoolWater wrote:This could be implemented in ghisler's sftp plugin quite easily I guess...
The link points directly to the post with the download link ...- SFTP beta: Where and how is the link target displayed (in the long view)?
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Re: Show FTP file/Folder owner
User "CoolWater" who added the custom columns for permissions, user and group tried to also add a column for the link target. Unfortunately this only worked in "SCP everywhere" mode, where TC just uses ls -la on the server to get the directory list. It didn't work in SFTP mode, because the function libssh2_sftp_readdir_ex does not return the link target. Therefore it's unfortunately not possible to get this information.
With FTP, you may be able so see it when you press Alt+Enter (raw listing), but it depends on the server. You may also need to disable MLSD in the connection configuration.
With FTP, you may be able so see it when you press Alt+Enter (raw listing), but it depends on the server. You may also need to disable MLSD in the connection configuration.
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