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| 2022-06-16 | 2024-02-16 (current) | ||
| 5.21 stable released (martin) | 6.2.3 Issue 2231 – Support for posix-rename@openssh.com SFTP extension (martin) | ||
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| By default SFTP has option //Allow SCP fallback// enabled. With the option enabled, WinSCP tries to find SFTP server and when it fails, it initiates SCP protocol. Note that, when fallback is disabled, WinSCP tries harder using non-standard methods to find the SFTP server. You can see the protocol actually used on the [[ui_fsinfo|Server and Protocol Information Dialog]]. SCP fallback cannot be combined with a custom path to SFTP server binary. | By default SFTP has option //Allow SCP fallback// enabled. With the option enabled, WinSCP tries to find SFTP server and when it fails, it initiates SCP protocol. Note that, when fallback is disabled, WinSCP tries harder using non-standard methods to find the SFTP server. You can see the protocol actually used on the [[ui_fsinfo|Server and Protocol Information Dialog]]. SCP fallback cannot be combined with a custom path to SFTP server binary. | ||
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| + | The //Use POSIX rename// enables use of OpenSSH ''posix-rename@openssh.com'' SFTP extension to rename files with POSIX semantics, instead of the standard SFTP rename. | ||
| ===== [[bugs]] Detection of Known Bugs in SFTP Servers ===== | ===== [[bugs]] Detection of Known Bugs in SFTP Servers ===== | ||