Please describe the problem:
When there is a folder on a ftp server that is a number (i.e. a folder named
"2005") and you view the ftp server with nautilus, the folder is not recognized
correctly. The file following (i.e. "index.html") is contained in the folder name.
Nautilus should display the folder "2005" and the file "index.html", but instead
it displays a folder with this name:
"-rw-r--r--   1 ftp-username   ftp-username        747 Jan  7  2005 index.html"

Steps to reproduce:
1. use any other ftp client, open or create an empty folder and create the
folder "2005" and the file "index.html" in it
2. connect to the ftp server with nautilus
3. display the folder

Actual results:
nautilus displays "-rw-r--r--   1 ftp-username   ftp-username        747 Jan  7
 2005 index.html" as folder

Expected results:
nautilus should display the folder called "2005" and the file "index.html"

Does this happen every time?
yes, and it already happened before with an older version of nautilus, but I did
not report it

Other information:
for me not knowing about the nautilus sourcecode it looks like nautilus needs
alphabetical letters in the filename and recognizes all information about the
folder provided from the ftp server as part of the next filename