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2014-07-15 2014-07-28
5.6 Bug 1181 Use MLSD command for directory listing affects also use of MLST command. (martin) hidden files with ftp protocol when mlsd is in use (martin)
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Use //Post login commands// to specify set of FTP protocol commands that should be issued automatically just after login. This is typically used to issue commands that change session configuration or state. Only commands that require no interaction with client can be used. Use //Post login commands// to specify set of FTP protocol commands that should be issued automatically just after login. This is typically used to issue commands that change session configuration or state. Only commands that require no interaction with client can be used.
-The //Use MLSD command for directory listing// controls, if WinSCP uses ''MLSD''/''MLST'' or (deprecated) ''LIST'' command for directory/file listing. When set to //Auto// (preferred), WinSCP decides based on announced features of FTP servers. Use //Off// only, if server's implementation of ''MLSD''/''MLST'' command has bugs. //The option affects use of ''MLST'' in the latest beta release only.// &beta+The //Use MLSD command for directory listing// controls, if WinSCP uses ''MLSD''/''MLST'' or (deprecated) ''LIST'' command for directory/file listing. When set to //Auto// (preferred), WinSCP decides based on announced features of FTP servers. Use //Off// only, if server's implementation of ''MLSD''/''MLST'' command has bugs; or if you need to display [[ui_file_panel#special_files|hidden files]] and your FTP server does not include them into ''MLSD'' listing. //The option affects use of ''MLST'' in the latest beta release only.// &beta
The //Support for listing of hidden files// controls if WinSCP should use command ''LIST -a'' for directory listing to request listing of all (including hidden) files. You still need to enable [[ui_pref_panels#common_options|showing hidden files]] to have them displayed actually. The //Support for listing of hidden files// controls if WinSCP should use command ''LIST -a'' for directory listing to request listing of all (including hidden) files. You still need to enable [[ui_pref_panels#common_options|showing hidden files]] to have them displayed actually.

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