Any idea why I cannot do a LS on a read-only root SFTP folder?
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- Zzo
Any idea why I cannot do a LS on a read-only root SFTP folder?
Thanks
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- Guest
I've just tried 4.0.2, same error.
The user must have read-only access to the root SFTP folder and read-write access to some subfolders.
After the error, if I do a CD to got to a read-write subfolder, it's working, I can do a LS for example.
Do you know why I can't do a LS in the read-only root SFTP folder and get this error ?
Thanks
The user must have read-only access to the root SFTP folder and read-write access to some subfolders.
After the error, if I do a CD to got to a read-write subfolder, it's working, I can do a LS for example.
Do you know why I can't do a LS in the read-only root SFTP folder and get this error ?
Thanks
- Zzo
SFTP Problem when user has a read-only on the root SFTP
Hello,
I'm using WinSCP 3.8.2 to connect to a WinSSHd 4.02 server (using SFTP) on Windows.
I set the root SFTP dir to a read-only folder on another server UNC path and get the following error.
When setting NTFS permissions to read/write instead of read-only on the root SFTP folder it's working.
Thanks
I'm using WinSCP 3.8.2 to connect to a WinSSHd 4.02 server (using SFTP) on Windows.
I set the root SFTP dir to a read-only folder on another server UNC path and get the following error.
Error listing directory '/'.
No such file or directory.
Error code: 2
Error message from server: None
Request code: 11
(A)bort, (R)etry, (S)kip: Skip
Invalid access to memory
When setting NTFS permissions to read/write instead of read-only on the root SFTP folder it's working.
Thanks