Keith Barlow
2016-07-21 18:06:07 UTC
Hiyas,
We use JSch to provide SFTP services in our application and users have
reported an inability to use the '//' sequence to specify an upload to the
root directory. One user has debugged the software and found that the
string seems to be getting changed to a single '/' sequence before the
upload actually occurs leading the server to err on the request.
They feel is should work since this is valid in a command line SFTP
client. For example:
sftp> put ./BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376 //BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376
Uploading ./BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376 to //BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376
./BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376 100% 492 0.5KB/s 00:00
Is this a known defect or just unsupported functionality?
Thanks.
Keith
We use JSch to provide SFTP services in our application and users have
reported an inability to use the '//' sequence to specify an upload to the
root directory. One user has debugged the software and found that the
string seems to be getting changed to a single '/' sequence before the
upload actually occurs leading the server to err on the request.
They feel is should work since this is valid in a command line SFTP
client. For example:
sftp> put ./BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376 //BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376
Uploading ./BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376 to //BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376
./BFEP.ILBZZ.K0696376 100% 492 0.5KB/s 00:00
Is this a known defect or just unsupported functionality?
Thanks.
Keith
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Keith Barlow
*Software Engineer*
*Dell Boomi*
Keith Barlow
*Software Engineer*
*Dell Boomi*