Is there any way to change the initial *local* directory for ftp/sftp to start in? It seems to always start in C:\. I would like it to start in the directory/drive that I have already navigated to in UE.
For example, I navigate to D:\dir1\dir2\dir3\ and open file foo.txt. Now if I open ftp/sftp, I would like the local directory (left half) to be opened to D:\dir1\dir2\dir3\ showing the files in that directory.
Or I would like to specify the local directory in the ftp account configuration. So that when I connect to an account, it not only changes to the initial directory on the remote ftp server, but it also changes to the initial local directory.
Additionally, can the ftp/sftp window be run as as stand-alone app? it is already a stand-alone window, but when you close UE, the ftp/sftp window closes. If I can not run it stand-alone, at least UE is being closed and an ftp connection exists, can I get a warning instead of the connection being cancelled and the window closed? Is this configurable but I am just missing it?
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
- Chris
For example, I navigate to D:\dir1\dir2\dir3\ and open file foo.txt. Now if I open ftp/sftp, I would like the local directory (left half) to be opened to D:\dir1\dir2\dir3\ showing the files in that directory.
Or I would like to specify the local directory in the ftp account configuration. So that when I connect to an account, it not only changes to the initial directory on the remote ftp server, but it also changes to the initial local directory.
Additionally, can the ftp/sftp window be run as as stand-alone app? it is already a stand-alone window, but when you close UE, the ftp/sftp window closes. If I can not run it stand-alone, at least UE is being closed and an ftp connection exists, can I get a warning instead of the connection being cancelled and the window closed? Is this configurable but I am just missing it?
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
- Chris
- Chris
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