jchristman - 2015-01-08

I addressed the issue, it seems that you cannot use the ./ with the file name if this is where your connect you must either use the full path or the partial path already counting the folder you log into. So these seem to work.

File in home(logged into directory)
/home/file.txt
file.txt

File in subdirector in home (logged into direcotry)
/home/text/file.txt
text/file.txt

We cannot use the ./ or ../../ to cause navigation is what I have found.