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Somewhat related to #94 but fairly distinct issue: there appear to be bugs around interpreting paths when uploading via scp from a windows localhost to a linux remote host. I haven't narrowed down the root cause but I can see that slashes are sometimes being dropped and resulting in the remote path being incorrect.
e.g. an attempt to upload to /tmp/foo/bar.txt from windows resulted in the file actually being created in /tmp/foobar.txt.
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Thanks for filing this.
In fact, I haven't tried this crate on Windows yet. So there might be some unexpected behaviours.
I'll look into this issue later (maybe in one or two weeks), along with #95
Somewhat related to #94 but fairly distinct issue: there appear to be bugs around interpreting paths when uploading via scp from a windows localhost to a linux remote host. I haven't narrowed down the root cause but I can see that slashes are sometimes being dropped and resulting in the remote path being incorrect.
e.g. an attempt to upload to
/tmp/foo/bar.txt
from windows resulted in the file actually being created in/tmp/foobar.txt
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: