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Home/y1030497/Distribution / LSA_IT / AZIMUT/Backup The complete path where Adeptia searches for a file is like below:. In this scenario, by default directory is "/Home/y1030497" for the user, and then Adeptia searches for a path (/Distribution / LSA_IT / AZIMUT/Backup) by appending this to the default directory.

In the Adeptia code, the relative and absolute paths are taken care of from the root directory. File Zilla is a GUI tool that works only for SFTP but using Adeptia, this functionality can't be expected. After this, the user needs to come back to the root directory (/) and then search for a folder path where the file is placed (example:- /Distribution / LSA_IT / AZIMUT).

This default directory is defined for the user when it tries to login into the FTP server. Solution:- The complete information and use case for Absolute and Relative Path for FTP activity is as below:-įirstly, when login in using FileZilla then it always landing on a default directory as an example "/Home/y1030497". Basically, the confusion is about the default landing page for FTP activities.

Once again the FileZilla service account need access to the share.Situation:- There is a requirement to know about the Absolute and Relative Path for FTP. So this work around is just needed for creating the link to the share. You can then change permissions from the UI if you like.

Recycle the Filezilla service and you are good to go!.

Under “” you will have an entry for each folder setup.

Open up the “FileZilla Server.xml” located in the Filezilla install directory.

Point the directory to “c:temp” or similar. Remember that the service account running the Filezilla service needs access to the share. Filezilla actually supports it even though the UI doesn’t. In one of my setups the need for sharing UNC paths came up. It also support SSL encrypted FTP connections which is nice for data security. Filezilla is widely used for ftp servers, it’s open source and easy to setup.