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sync with root (/) of FTP creates extra but unwanted "colon" (:) directory #1263

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cyberduck opened this issue Sep 19, 2007 · 1 comment

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cyberduck commented Sep 19, 2007

239b2dd created the issue

I want to sync the root (/) of a FTP directory to a local directory (here: ~/WWW).

Starting the synchronize command gives strange local names:

FTP Root (/) is mapped to ~/WWW/:/
Some File (/index.html) is mapped to ~/WWW/:/index.html

If the sync is performed the extra but unwanted colon ":" directory is created and all files placed there (in ~/WWW/:/).

What I expected was to have all files from FTP Root (/) transferred directly to ~/WWW/ without any colon directories involved.

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cyberduck commented Nov 6, 2007

@dkocher commented

Resolved in 5efa953.

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