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The following problem occurs when Cirrus connects to an SFTP server. It does not seem to occur with regular FTP servers.
1. On the SFTP site, create a test folder whose name contains nonstandard characters, for example 顳’
2. Make this test folder the base folder.
3. Copy a file into the test folder.
4. Move up one level so that this test folder is once again a subfolder of the base folder.
5. Do a full refresh so that Cirrus must reconnect to the site.
6. Double click on the test folder.
7. See error message in log:
Unable to load 顳’: No such file
Also a red rectangle appears in the lower right quadrant of the folder icon for this test folder.
The following problem occurs when Cirrus connects to an SFTP server. It does not seem to occur with regular FTP servers.
1. On the SFTP site, create a test folder whose name contains nonstandard characters, for example 顳’
2. Make this test folder the base folder.
3. Copy a file into the test folder.
4. Move up one level so that this test folder is once again a subfolder of the base folder.
5. Do a full refresh so that Cirrus must reconnect to the site.
6. Double click on the test folder.
7. See error message in log:
Unable to load 顳’: No such file
Also a red rectangle appears in the lower right quadrant of the folder icon for this test folder.
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