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From: Boris <bo...@ca...> - 2019-01-22 15:22:39
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Am 22.01.19 um 12:31 schrieb Kai Schaetzl: > Boris wrote on Fri, 18 Jan 2019 09:50:36 +0100: > >> How do I get proftd to present the files without the ".\" > > I think that's the wrong question. Why, in the first place, does your > *writing* client do this? It looks a bit like it is configured to write to > "./thisfile" (= "this directory thisfile"), which is ".\thisfile" in > "Windows speak". Change it to write to "thisfile" only. There is no need > for "./" or ".\" at all. > Hej Kai, thank you VERY much for you answer! I was already worried that the list was orphaned.... Should I better use the forum? Of course you are absolutely right: The writing clients (about 70 Windows boxes) cause the issue. They write to "this file in this dir" and this is absolutely unnecessary. But - and that's the full trouble - those clients are proprietary software - no chance to configure anything. The clients used to write to a Windows ftp server which doesn't seem to have a problem with that an simply writes the filename without the leading ".\". Now that there is a Linux ftp server, the ".\" become visible. As a interims solution I wrote a tiny script that renames the files, but that is quite rough.... Regards, Boris |