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Wow, this works great. Many thanks for the update.
With FTP being such an old standard I wouldn't think people would be mucking with it. Interesting that this problem happened with both of the FTP servers I tried. The first was my ftp server on a Synology NAS box, and the 2nd was the ftp server ...

Hi Zenju. Yes, I can do that. I have emailed the information to you. Let me know if you don't get the email.
Thanks ~Paul

If I do the compare so that "Plans [2000]" is the base folder, then the compare indicates that all the files in the folder are missing from the ftp site, but it doesn't list the folder itself as missing. Your theory that the FTP server is simply not returning any folder information doesn't seem to ...

I mean that on the left side (my local drive) it lists all 17 files in the Plans [2000] folder, and on the right side (the ftp server) it is completely blank indicating that those 17 files are not on the server (but they are!). In between those two columns there is a rightward green arrow with a ...

No, but my other FTP clients don't do compares, but they will copy all these folders including the ones with brackets in the names. But actually, FreeFileSync does that fine as well. i.e. if I delete the offending folder from the ftp site and do a synchronize, FreeFileSync will copy the missing ...

One of my folders happens to be named "Plans [2000]". When I click on the compare button to compare it (using file size comparison) with the files on my server (using standard ftp over port 21) it indicates that all the files are missing on the server even though they are not. If I go ahead and hit ...