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Remote FTP version 1.1.0 -- Local OS : Windows 10 -- Connection type : FTP -- Remote OS : Linux
Test 1. When creating a new folder (right mouse click a folder in the remote panel -> add folder) , the folder is not created on the remote. (no error or success notifications, no special console logs)
Test 2. Create a folder locally, right click it, and choose 'Upload' leads to a success notification, but does not create the folder on the remote server.
Test 3. --> Create a file in the local folder and choose to upload the file. This results in an error notification 'could not upload' and the console logs : 553 Could not create file
EDIT This issue is only on FTP connections. On SFTP-connections, all 'tests' above succeed at what they should do.
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+ Optimized structure query for mkdir
+ Add notification if exists file / folder on server (Only
remote-ftp:add-file and remote-ftp:add-folder command)
Thanks Icetee. Yes, once I updated that to v1.1.1, it worked with no problem. Today, I updated it to 1.1.2 and it works great. Thanks a lot.
Still don't know where the problem was.
Remote FTP version 1.1.0 -- Local OS : Windows 10 -- Connection type : FTP -- Remote OS : Linux
Test 1. When creating a new folder (right mouse click a folder in the remote panel -> add folder) , the folder is not created on the remote. (no error or success notifications, no special console logs)
Test 2. Create a folder locally, right click it, and choose 'Upload' leads to a success notification, but does not create the folder on the remote server.
Test 3. --> Create a file in the local folder and choose to upload the file. This results in an error notification 'could not upload' and the console logs : 553 Could not create file
EDIT
This issue is only on FTP connections. On SFTP-connections, all 'tests' above succeed at what they should do.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: