Linux Accessing directory that is a space

[Jame]

Somehow I have a directory that is just a space. IE:

/home/ /dir/here/

I can't see it when I do 'ls' or 'ls -la'. I know it is there and can see the contents using an FTP client such as CuteFTP or FireFTP.

How do I access it from terminal? How do I delete it from terminal? How do I keep directories of a space from being created?

[Tor]

That is odd, how do you even create a directory that is a space? Have you tried cd /%20/ being %20 = a space in browsers? or just cd / /?

[Jame]

I figured it out, by accident.

cd /home/\ /

I guess you have to escape it.