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I'm having a FTP-Server wish chroots every user in their /User/xy directory. But because of you need to edit other files too sometimes, I created symlinks out of the jail. Cyberduck and Mountain Duck try to resolve the Orginal Path, and this is failing.
Things to reproduce:
Create a FTP-Server wish supports chroot (I'm using PureFTPd)
Enable chrooting
create a chroot wish points OUTSIDE the chroot.
Cyberduck will not show this Files, Mountain duck will fail with an error (see attachment)
In Cyberduck I could fix this issue myself by commenting the part wish tries to look the origin Path out.
I do not understand what your expected behaviour would be. A symbolic link target outside the chroot jail is clearly not accessible and the error message in Finder trying to resolve the link is expected. Can you elaborate, please?
I'm having a FTP-Server wish chroots every user in their /User/xy directory. But because of you need to edit other files too sometimes, I created symlinks out of the jail. Cyberduck and Mountain Duck try to resolve the Orginal Path, and this is failing.
Things to reproduce:
Cyberduck will not show this Files, Mountain duck will fail with an error (see attachment)
In Cyberduck I could fix this issue myself by commenting the part wish tries to look the origin Path out.
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