The hiccup is in the get_relative_path method:

def get_relative_path(file_path, base_directory):
    return file_path.split(os.path.commonprefix([base_directory, file_path]))[1][1:]

Replacing this function with os.path.relpath seems to fix things.

The hiccup is in the get_relative_path method:

def get_relative_path(file_path, base_directory):
    return file_path.split(os.path.commonprefix([base_directory, file_path]))[1][1:]

Replacing this function with os.path.relpath seems to fix things.

@adeutscher Could you test it on Windows as well? It seems to also fix #23

On Windows (Python 3.7.6), everything appears to go alright:

• Running python -m updog -d / shares C:\, and subdirectories can be navigated into.
• Running python -m updog -d <relative local dir> also works.

@Alveona Also just tested with a specific drive letter, more directly addressing #23.

Sharing with python -m updog -d T:\ successfully shares the T:\ drive on my Windows box and allows me to get into sub-directories.

@adeutscher Sounds great! Waiting for @sc0tfree

Hey @adeutscher and @Alveona - Thanks so much for working through this issue. I’m on a plane home from vacation and will dive in ASAP!

dive in ASAP

How is it going?

On Windows (Python 3.6.8 miniconda virtual env) with updog v1.4, still same error.
i test some commands:

python -m updog -d d: -p 1234
python -m updog -d d:\ -p 1234
python -m updog -d d:\\ -p 1234
updog -d d: -p 1234
updog -d d:\ -p 1234
updog -d d:\\ -p 1234

when i want to go into the subfolder, it will miss the first letter of the subfolder's .

but if i input the subfolder in the address bar of the broswer, everything is ok!