CWD cmd failed: EDC5129I No such files or directory (z/OS)

When I connect to z/OS I get this error: CWD cmd failed: EDC5129I No such files or directory (z/OS)
This is content of my "Remote Directory" in the Site Settings, /'<username>.'.

I try to list my Non-UNIX files (PDS).
Can you tell me the syntax for the "Remote Directory" for PDS files.

I'm using WinSCP version 5.11.2 (build 7781)

TIA

Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

Did you get the attached file?

Sorry for my late reply.
So what if you put just 'guser1.' to the remote directory path (no lead slash)?
Sorry, I do not have an MVS server for testing, so I cannot give you a definitive answer.
Please attach a log file for the new tests in any case.

martin wrote:

Sorry for my late reply.
So what if you put just 'guser1.' to the remote directory path (no lead slash)?
Sorry, I do not have an MVS server for testing, so I cannot give you a definitive answer.
Please attach a log file for the new tests in any case.

Then it looks fine the first time (just realised that). When I connect next time I get the error message again. And I can see that the Directories tab is changed to /'guser1.'.
Now I found the problem, I think. When "Remember last used directory" is enabled you update the Remote directory field and put a / in front.
So when I disabled that feature I can use the connection without error messages.

A very strange thing is that when I try to go up in the structure I always are send to / no matter where I am in the non UNIX structure.

Did you find anything in the log?

TorbenRy wrote:

martin wrote:

Sorry for my late reply.
So what if you put just 'guser1.' to the remote directory path (no lead slash)?
Sorry, I do not have an MVS server for testing, so I cannot give you a definitive answer.
Please attach a log file for the new tests in any case.

Then it looks fine the first time (just realised that). When I connect next time I get the error message again. And I can see that the Directories tab is changed to /'guser1.'.
Now I found the problem, I think. When "Remember last used directory" is enabled you update the Remote directory field and put a / in front.
So when I disabled that feature I can use the connection without error messages.

A very strange thing is that when I try to go up in the structure I always are send to / no matter where I am in the non UNIX structure.

TorbenRy wrote:

Did you find anything in the log?

Regarding what? I've understood that you have resolved your problem.

martin wrote:

Regarding what? I've understood that you have resolved your problem.

Two things:

1. It would be nice for "Remember last used directory" to work in non Unix structure.
2. It is a problem that when you go one level up in non Unix you end up in /. If I'm in User1.u.jcl and go one level up it should take me to User1.u and not to / in USS.

TorbenRy wrote:

1. It would be nice for "Remember last used directory" to work in non Unix structure.
2. It is a problem that when you go one level up in non Unix you end up in /. If I'm in User1.u.jcl and go one level up it should take me to User1.u and not to / in USS.

OK, understood. Will consider that.