You can’t type them in! If I am connected to a linux/unix box and I go to
/home/oracle
no problem
if I type in
/home/oracle/.ssh as soon as I type the . I get
An error occurred while executing the action ‘Change Directory’. No such file; No such directory. Do you want to reconnect?
However if I cut and past from the clipboard the full directory with the .ssh I can then browse to that directory.
So manually typing the . in the address bar doesn’t work right!
Hi Jason!
Thanks for reporting this bug. The next release will have that fixed.
Regards,
Stefan
Hi Stephan,
Any updates on an eta for this ,
We ran into this independently today and it was a bit of a pain for a moment!
Regards,
Jo
Hi Jo,
can you check the latest beta version:
This release should have this fixed.
Regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan,
The Beta fixes the problem of disconnecting and the error messages, although I still can’t access a hidden directory (starting with a .) by typing it into the path bar at the top, is there a way of looking at hidden folders that I’m missing?
Thanks for your help,
Jo
Did you enable “Show hidden files” in Advanced:
https://content.royalapplications.com/Help/RoyalTS/V4/index.html?reference_filetransfer_advanced.htm
I didn’t - Thanks sorted it.
Thanks again for your amazingly prompt support,
Regards,
Jo
You’re welcome! Glad that helped!
Hi Mark,
I’ve just replied to your ticket earlier but will paste the answer here as well:
for Terminal connections, you can view hidden files with the command “ls -a” for instance:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/232649/how-to-show-or-hide-a-hidden-file
For File Transfer connections, the option can be found in the “Advanced > Miscellaneous” section as shown here:
I hope this helps!
Best regards,
Christoph
