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peter.hoogendijk@...

Solved :-)

Both issues are solved in build 10639, so I'll be using that build until a newer build becomes available. Thanks for your work: WinSCP makes my work a lot easier!
martin

Re: Explorer view directory tree highlights wrong folder

I'm sending you a new build.
Guest

Re: Explorer view directory tree highlights wrong folder

Thanks Martin!

The development version does indeed solve this issue. But I noticed another discrepancy when viewing the /etc directory: the directory tree shows
nagios
before
Nagios
, while the right hand pane shows
Nagios
before
nagios
(sorted by name). As far as I know there is no way to configure sorting for the directory tree.

Kind regards, Peter Hoogendijk.
martin

Re: Explorer view directory tree highlights wrong folder

Thanks for your report.

This issue has been added to the tracker:
https://winscp.net/tracker/1891

I'm sending you an email with a development version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.
peter.hoogendijk@...

Explorer view directory tree highlights wrong folder

Two directories exists that only differ in case: /etc/nagios and /etc/Nagios. Using explorer view. When selecting directory /etc/Nagios in the directory tree, the right hand pane shows the correct content. But the directory tree highlights /etc/nagios instead of /etc/Nagios.

* WinSCP Version 5.15.9 (Build 10071) (OS 10.0.18363 - Windows 10 Enterprise),
* Transfer Protocol: SFTP (SCP)
* See logfile for more details

The attached image shows the result after clicking on /etc/Nagios. The image and the attached logfile has been edited to remove security-sensitive information.