I am trying to connect SFTP to a remote server (that is not mine) which is apparently running something called "VShell" as its SSH server. The problem is it outputs these generic retarded directory listings that basically only consist of the filename, and Opus has no idea what to do.. so I'm stuck with using commandline SFTP on my own server to connect to theirs. Not fun.
Is there any means by which I can build a pattern or something to make Opus understand these listings, or is anyone familiar with this 'VShell' thing and knows if there is a different list command I can send it to make it output something sensible?
Oh, hmmm. I discovered if I issue an ls -ln I can get it to output something more *nix-like (except for the date format) but actually I see I cannot change the 'LIST' command equivilant on an SFTP site in Opus. Any hacks?
I've never heard of any such issue before. SFTP/SSH is a specific protocol as comes from Putty. Opus Secure FTP overs SSH uses the standard Putty type SFTP protocol and this does not actually use the simple LIST etc but transfers data in a different format. IMHO VShell should support the 'standard'.
By all means write to me privately on this issue if you have more information for us and I'll be happy to look at the issue in more depth for you.
Any hacks?