Add TFTP directory path for controller backups

Hello
We are trying to get controller backups sent to a remote TFTP server via WCS.
We have configured the TFTP server IP in WCS via the 'Configure' > 'TFTP Server' section.
We then schedule the TFTP via 'Administration' > 'Background Tasks' > 'Controller Configuration Backup', choosing the TFTP server we have previously configured.
However, we are being asked to send the files to a particular sub-directory of the TFTP server rather than the root folder, does anybody know if it is possible to define the file path for these TFTP's via WCS?
thank you in advance
regards
Bryn

If you want to dump the files to the root directory of the TFTP server just put ./ in for the path.

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