The syntax of the connection string does not follow the normal Linux standard of user@host:/path since the colon component is missing.
This makes the plug-in a little misleading / error prone for people who are used to Linux path names.
Suggestion to add a colon character into the path to provide uniformity to other Linux tools
Examples of things that use this approach include SCP, NFS, rsync, etc.
The syntax of the connection string does not follow the normal Linux standard of user@host:/path since the colon component is missing. This makes the plug-in a little misleading / error prone for people who are used to Linux path names.
Suggestion to add a colon character into the path to provide uniformity to other Linux tools
Examples of things that use this approach include SCP, NFS, rsync, etc.