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Re: Trying to put files on a Windows-openssh-serve (General questions)

by wodSupport, Monday, June 21, 2004, 15:23 (7248 days ago) @ SNAPE

Snape,

in almost all cases you need to prefix path with / - so instead of

c:/tmp

try /c:/tmp or something similar.

You can always get path by testing for RealPath( . ), but perhaps also RealPath( .. ) or even RealPath( ../.. ) so you can determine exactly how does server define directories.

Hope it helps.

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