Error listing directory '/home/user' - @TUnixDirView@DoReadDirectoryImpl$qqrp14System@TObjecto

WinSCP 5.8.1

Error message:
Error listing directory '/home/user'.

Invalid access to memory.

Stack trace:
(00747BDD)
(008300A2)
(0083210A)
(0082F084)
(0005A5DA) ntdll.dll
(0000F12E) ntdll.dll.KiUserExceptionDispatcher
(006A1A9A)
(00636208)
(006366AD)
(006362BB)
(006366AD)
(006362BB)
(006366AD)
(006362BB)
(006368D0)
(0063694C)
(00632D8D) @TUnixDirView@DoReadDirectoryImpl$qqrp14System@TObjecto
(0074AB1F)
(00749F54)
(00631E14) @TUnixDirView@ReloadDirectory$qqrv
(00034AB3)
(00394634)
(0017B859)
(0035257C)
(000152F7) USER32.dll
(00015D35) USER32.dll
(000167BF) USER32.dll
(00016885) USER32.dll.DispatchMessageW

The problem happens rarely. I cannot reproduce it.

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WinSCP 5.17.8

Error message:
Invalid access to memory.

Stack trace:
(00D9059D)
(000861AF) ntdll.dll
(00072B31) ntdll.dll.KiUserExceptionDispatcher
(00CCC1B2)
(00C41A5D)
(00C41F91)
(00C41B10)
(00C41F91)
(00C41B10)
(00C41F91)
(00C41B10)
(00C41F91)
(00C42187)
(00C42100)
(00C42100)
(00C42100)
(00C42230)
(00C3E4EB) @TUnixDirView@DoReadDirectoryImpl$qqrp14System@TObjecto
(00006F7E)
(00006F2E)
(000AC5FE)
(00020F8C)
(0027AC61)
(00275D58)
(0027ADC7)
(0027AC61)
(00235128)

I know how to reproduce the problem or the problem happens frequently enough. I wish to be contacted by the WinSCP team to help resolving the problem.

Thanks for your report.
I have sent you an email with a debug version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.

<Try to describe precise steps that lead to the problem (where do you click, what keys do you press, what do you see, etc.)>
<If relevant, consider attaching a session log file or a screenshot)>

WinSCP 5.17.10

Error message:
Ошибка доступа к памяти.

Трассировка стека:
(00D9087B)
(00088F4F) ntdll.dll
(000743E1) ntdll.dll.KiUserExceptionDispatcher
(00CCC38E)
(00C41C39)
(00C4216D)
(00C41CEC)
(00C4216D)
(00C42363)
(00C422DC)
(00C422DC)
(00C422DC)
(00C422DC)
(00C4240C)
(00C3E6C7) @TUnixDirView@DoReadDirectoryImpl$qqrp14System@TObjecto
(00006F2E)
(000AC602)
(00020F8C)
(0027AD15)
(00275E0C)
(0027AE7B)
(0027AD15)
(002351DC)

The problem happens rarely. I cannot reproduce it.

just browsing a folder on a sftpgo server

WinSCP 6.5.2

Error message:
Error listing directory '/Program Files (x86)/rmaster3'.

Invalid access to memory.

Stack trace:
(00135155)
(00EF4EAE)
(00EF6F26)
(00EF3CD0)
(000B0F8F) ntdll.dll
(0007ACDA) ntdll.dll.KiUserExceptionDispatcher
(0000C952)
(00BB2855) @TUnixDirView@DoReadDirectoryImpl$qqrp14System@TObjecto
(00D3933D)
(00D3963D)
(00D348EF)
(00BB32E1) @TUnixDirView@ChangeDirectory$qqr20System@UnicodeString
(00BB1411) @TUnixDirView@ExecuteFile$qqrp22Vcl@Comctrls@TListItem
(00507512)
(00508145)
(003A3455)
(0041AF67)
(00204B78)
(00038A11) USER32.dll
(00026B88) USER32.dll
(000262F5) USER32.dll.CallWindowProcW
(00082B34) COMCTL32.DLL
(00082BD3) COMCTL32.DLL
(0008294C) COMCTL32.DLL
(00038A11) USER32.dll
(00026B88) USER32.dll
(000262F5) USER32.dll.CallWindowProcW
(0053941B)
(00204B78)
(00038A11) USER32.dll
(00026B88) USER32.dll
(00026015) USER32.dll
(00025B7B) USER32.dll.DispatchMessageW

(00EF5519)
(00EF6AF3)
(00D362B6)
(00D3933D)
(00D3963D)
(00D348EF)
(00BB32E1) @TUnixDirView@ChangeDirectory$qqr20System@UnicodeString
(00BB1411) @TUnixDirView@ExecuteFile$qqrp22Vcl@Comctrls@TListItem
(00507512)
(00508145)
(003A3455)
(0041AF67)
(00204B78)
(00038A11) USER32.dll
(00026B88) USER32.dll
(000262F5) USER32.dll.CallWindowProcW
(00082B34) COMCTL32.DLL
(00082BD3) COMCTL32.DLL
(0008294C) COMCTL32.DLL
(00038A11) USER32.dll
(00026B88) USER32.dll
(000262F5) USER32.dll.CallWindowProcW
(0053941B)
(00204B78)
(00038A11) USER32.dll
(00026B88) USER32.dll
(00026015) USER32.dll
(00025B7B) USER32.dll.DispatchMessageW

I know how to reproduce the problem or the problem happens frequently enough. I wish to be contacted by the WinSCP team to help resolving the problem.