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Cyberduck won't accept my startup directory as I enter it (insists on "correcting" it) #1067

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cyberduck opened this issue Mar 13, 2007 · 2 comments

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The startup directory for the server I connect to starts with two back-slashes (i.e. "\foldername"). It's totally crazy, I know, but that's how it is configured, and if you don't login with that as the startup directory you can't actually get into the folder at all. Cyberduck insists on putting a forward slash in front of the directory (i.e. "/\foldername") which does not work. I cannot figure out a workaround. It connects just fine with clients that allow me to put the two backslashes in (i.e. Fetch). I really like Cyberduck though, and just wish it would not "correct" me (or give me some way to override said correction).

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@dkocher commented

As a workaround open a Terminal.app window and type

defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck path.normalize false

Restart Cyberduck.

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@dkocher commented

Added special handling in 6b8e0c5.

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