Description: ------------ When attempting to obtain a directory listing from a Windows FTP server via ls(), the regular expression assigns the string value "<DIR>" to the is_dir attribute of the file's entry in the listing. Unfortunately, the regular expression is structured in such a way that it captures the filesize if the file is not a directory, and any file with a size greater than zero is erroneously tagged as being a directory. This obviously mucks up getRecursive() when the function attempts to descend into a directory that is actually a file. Reproduce code: --------------- The original code, at line 576, is as follows: 'windows' => array( 'pattern' => '/(.+)\s+(.+)\s+((<DIR>)|[0-9]+)\s+(.+)/', 'map' => array('name'=>5,'date'=>1,'is_dir'=>3) ) 3 is an inappropriate match, as it captures either <DIR> or the filesize. It should be match number 4, the (<DIR>) inside match number 3: 'windows' => array( 'pattern' => '/(.+)\s+(.+)\s+((<DIR>)|[0-9]+)\s+(.+)/', 'map' => array('name'=>5,'date'=>1,'is_dir'=>4) )

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