Local directory tree goes beyond C:

[anonymous]

When browsing the local tree, when one arrives at the root
directory (C:\) there is still a folder in the interface for going to
the "parent" directory of C:\. When clicked upon, it goes to "\",
showing the drive letters as part of the directory listing.
However, trying to access any drive letter is impossible since
it goes to "\<drive>\", which doesn't exist. (for example, C:\,
the parent is \, and going to c: again leads to \c:\. The
workaround for now would be to type in the drive letter at the
"local site".

[nobody]

At the end, when trying to access C: drive (PNG image, 13KB)

[anonymous]

Logged In: NO

uh..that was on version 1.9.8 for win98se..sorry I forgot that..

[links2learning]

Hi,
lets say you have drives a:\,c:\, d:\, s;\ and t:\ then you would want to go
above c:\. On Win95, it is listed as MyComputer. As I work over a large
network, I often have drives called x:\ which is a c:\ drive on another
computer on the network.

However, the icons for these drives do not appear in the file listing
pane. So these is a bug at this point.

Come back to me if you wish to chat about this problem.

Cheers, Clive

[links2learning]

Hi,
lets say you have drives a:\,c:\, d:\, s;\ and t:\ then you would want to go
above c:\. On Win95, it is listed as MyComputer. As I work over a large
network, I often have drives called x:\ which is a c:\ drive on another
computer on the network.

However, the icons for these drives do not appear in the file listing
pane. So these is a bug at this point.

Come back to me if you wish to chat about this problem.

Cheers, Clive

[Alexander Schuch]

This problem seems not to be specific to a certain operation
system as it occours on WinXP, too. I'm using FileZilla 1.9.8
as well.

[Tim Kosse]

This problem has been fixed, a beta version is already
available: ​http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/beta.htm