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When trying to open an sftp connection to server "myserver.example.com/" and port "33333" in the "Open Connection" panel, Cyberduck wrongly infers that the URL for the server is sftp://username@myserver.example.com/:33333/
I know the server name should't have the trailing slash in the first place, so one could blame the user. But I think this should be considered as a usability bug anyway. Adding a trailing slash can happen quickly and the result is unexpected.
Suggested behavior:
Since DNS names are not allowed to contain a forward slash, the trailing slash could be silently ignored (or even removed) by Cyberduck
Alternative: warn the user that no trailing slash should be used (I prefer the previous behavior)
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I stumbled over the following problem:
When trying to open an sftp connection to server "myserver.example.com/" and port "33333" in the "Open Connection" panel, Cyberduck wrongly infers that the URL for the server is sftp://username@myserver.example.com/:33333/
I know the server name should't have the trailing slash in the first place, so one could blame the user. But I think this should be considered as a usability bug anyway. Adding a trailing slash can happen quickly and the result is unexpected.
Suggested behavior:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: