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Re: Finally managed to create a jailed SFTP server, but how secure?
TheO wrote:
> identifying what filenames are reserved by Win32, this is what I've got (please
> complete it if I am missing something):
No, we mean "get c:/dir/file" or "get c:\dir\file". (or "put
//hostname/share/file", shudder.)
Brian
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