On Sun, 18 Aug 2024 22:46:36 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
>If you are using Co:Z SFTP (client or server with IBM z/OS OpenSSH), then the
>syntax is:
>
>//hlq.my.dsn
>
>It also supports:
>
>/-/hlq.my.dsn
>
What states result from:
cd /- (server) and
lcd // (client)?
In those states, what do pwd, lpwd, ! pwd, ls, ! ls, ...
variously show?
In particular, it appears on my desktop system, lcd //
causes the client to do a chdir(), and the following ! ls
causes a shell escape listing the root contents.
>since some sftp clients (like Filezilla) don't properly support paths that
>contain two slashes in a row.
>
>In the above, you can also use "/" in place of periods in dsname levels.
--
gil
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