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changing directory on server
hi,
I'm doing to some simple socket programming. I have a client that connects to the server and request stuff. For example, if the client type in "ls", that command will be sent to the server and the server will send back the ls information the client requested. Similarly, if the client type "pwd", the server will send back the current working directory (ie, /home/program) to the client. Now if the client type in "cd newfolder" to change directory to a new folder, and since the program is running on the current directory already, it can't change to another directory. How can this be done? thanks. 
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