Description of problem:
If a directory on an FTP server contains a file or directory whose name begins
with a number that looks like a year, mc thinks it's the year of mtime and takes
the rest as name, which results in an invalid and unusable item in the directory
listing.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
mc-4.6.1a-4.FC4

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. on an FTP server: touch "2000 a"
2. on local host: run mc, cd /#ftp:USER@HOST, go to the directory with the
'specially crafted' file name and scroll down to see it (if necessary)
  
Actual results:
You'll see a file named 'a' with mtime set to current day and month but year
2000. Additionally, it won't be possible to copy this file because it really
doesn't exist on the server as 'a'.

It's similar if you create a directory with name like `YYYY something'.

Expected results:
Well, guess what... :)

Additional info:
It seems to me like it's confused by the output from server which looks like:
-rw-rw-r--    1 500      500             0 Jan 20 16:35 2000 a
and there is a bug in mc's mtime parsing code.