I would imagine your version of gftp must be out of date. I just checked mine and I was able to see everything with the correct size (in bytes). I also reviewed all my settings in the Options dialog and wasn't able to find anything related to file-size-display. What version are you running? -Patryk -----Original Message----- From: owner-gftp-users@xxxxxxxx on behalf of UHK Linux User Group Sent: Fri 12/9/2005 8:05 AM To: gftp-users@xxxxxxxx Cc: Subject: [gftp] Incorect display of file sizes Greetings, while searching trought buglist, I haven't find any reference to it, so I am asking if I am doing something wrong, before I will submit bug. When I am connected to remote site, I get list of files with their sizes. Problem is, that those sizes are rounded to K,M,G but without neither sufix nor chance to set something like "show me all in KB". So I see lot's of files with sizes like 362, 40,... but in one case it's MB in second its KB. What would I like to is either 1) Show suffix for sizes (K,M,G) in columns or more preffered 2) Set konstant "multiplikator" for files to show sizes in - in example I mentioned, it would mean, that if I set KB, I will see 370688, 40,... I've uploaded image showing this situation - hundreds are in real megabytes of data, decades only kilobytes of them - http://temp.shalmirane.net/screen.jpg I'm ready to fill bugreport, I just want to check, if there isn't some problem between my keyboard and chair. Thanks, Thomas
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