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« on: March 25, 2013, 09:08:18 »
Hi,
I'm new to Multi Commander. At work, I need to make FTP connections to a HP NonStop machine. After a successful connection attempt, Multi Commander wants to change the directory to "/". When I specify a remote directory <foo>, Multi Commander tries to CWD to "/<foo>" (notice the leading "/"). Unfortunately, the file system structure on HP NonStop's OS is quite different from what we're used to have on today's modern operating systems; in particular, the HP NonStop OS doesn't have a directory "/", nor do directories start with "/". (For the sake of completeness, the directory structure on HP NonStop's OS is "$<disk>.\<subvolume>.<file>")
How can I tell Multi Commander to not enter the directory "/", but fully adhere to the directory that I specify in the config?
Best regards,
Philip