path in file names

[atbjk]

I still have this issue. Folders transfer fine, but the files have the path name in them. Server sep is not working for me. Below is the code i use: 'sftp-deploy': { build: { auth: { host: 'joseph.site.devel', port: 22, authKey: 'key1' }, src: 'public', // cache: 'sftpCache.json', dest: '/home/httpd/vhosts/site.com/httpdocs/public', // exclusions: ['public//.DS_Store', 'public//Thumbs.db'], serverSep: '/', concurrency: 8, progress: true

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[sanojb]

I guess you're working on Windows.

This issue can be solved by changing toFile = remoteRoot + remoteSep + inFilename; to toFile = remoteRoot + remoteSep + inFilename.replace(path.sep, remoteSep); in sftpPut(inFilename, cb).

[rbalmf]

I had this issue too. The above code is almost a fix, but not quite since it only replaces the first separator in the path. Have created a pull request courtesy of sanojb's pointer above with a fix here: https://github.com/thrashr888/grunt-sftp-deploy/pull/50

[kallaspriit]

I can confirm this issue.

[kallaspriit]

Apparently it has been fixed but the configuration used to use a parameter called "server_sep" which has now been changed to "serverSep" so my value had no effect. Perhaps the old parameter should still work for those updating the library and show deprecated warning.

[barigorokarl]

Pull request https://github.com/thrashr888/grunt-sftp-deploy/pull/77 might fix this. I'm using git-bash under windows and sftp-deploy get's confused with the path separators. With the fix you can set the option "localSep" according to "serverSep".