> So you should first change the working directory
> to the "root" path and then try the second CWD
> command with the "a\b\c\d" HostDirName ...
No, that would require an extre round-trip. As
others have pointed out, you should use "absolute"
paths by starting all your paths with a '/' (or '\'
in the case of Windows). If a path does not start
with the directory separator, the server will
interpret it as a path relative to the current directory.
Since you seem to be dropping the connection whenever
your CWD fails (unnecessary, really), the next time
that you re-connect it'll start again in the top
directory, and so that's why re-trying the same
directory after failing worked.
-dZ.
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