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Open an SFTP connection. Once connected, select a file (not a directory) in the browser. Then, press the "Terminal.app" icon to open an ssh connection in the terminal.
Expected outcome:
After entering your password, it will connect, then cd into the folder you were browsing.
Actual outcome:
It connects, then tries to cd into the file I had selected. I get a "Not a directory" error, and then it disconnects.
I'm running 10.5.1 on a MacBook, using Cyberduck 2.8.4
It's a pretty minor bug, and I'm sure you guys can fix it easily.
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Steps to reproduce the problem:
Open an SFTP connection. Once connected, select a file (not a directory) in the browser. Then, press the "Terminal.app" icon to open an ssh connection in the terminal.
Expected outcome:
After entering your password, it will connect, then cd into the folder you were browsing.
Actual outcome:
It connects, then tries to cd into the file I had selected. I get a "Not a directory" error, and then it disconnects.
I'm running 10.5.1 on a MacBook, using Cyberduck 2.8.4
It's a pretty minor bug, and I'm sure you guys can fix it easily.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: