This seems like such a straight forward thing that I, for some time, assumed there would already be a bug report for this. But I searched and could not find one. I'm running 1999122708 on WinNT (although I think this affects all OS's). Actual Results: compress 15176 10/29/99 8:02:00 PM ls 17444 10/29/99 8:03:00 PM tar 624064 10/29/99 8:08:00 PM Basically the expected Result of the URL would be something like this (which is copy and pasted from 4.70: Up to higher level directory compress 14 Kb Sat Oct 30 01:45:00 1999 ls 17 Kb Sat Oct 30 01:46:00 1999 tar 609 Kb Sat Oct 30 01:51:00 1999 A few things also, that make themselves apparent are the date/time differences reported by the two browsers. I think I've seen a bug for that before. Alos, does that 2 digit year for the last modified date scare any Y2K paranoias?

I think bugzilla burped and left everything assigned to nobody. assigning qa contact to tever to try to get this bug into the flow.

tever, can you reproduce?

->jud

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 22320 ***

verified dupe of 22320 - Description does not agree with summary. Description is dupe of #10551 (FTP time/date data incorrect).

Ignore the time thing. This bug says that when you type in ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/bin/ there is no way to get to ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/ without actually typing that into the URL bar. There should always be a "Up to higher level directory" link when the ftp directory has a listing for ".." Netscape 4.x does this.

OK, I see what you're saying. Jud, read jelwell's last comments. Looks different than 22320.

sorry. I duped this to the wrong bug. this bug already exists (paulmac filed it) but I can't find it.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 12707 ***

marking verified.

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