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2007-04-03		2007-04-11
4.0 ftp (martin)		4.0 environment variables in paths (martin)
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	When run with ''/update'' parameter, WinSCP only checks for its [[updates\|updates]].		When run with ''/update'' parameter, WinSCP only checks for its [[updates\|updates]].

-	With ''/ini'' parameter you may specify path to [[config\|configuration INI file]]. It effectively disables using [[config\|registry as configuration storage]]. If the file does not exist, default configuration will be used and the file will be created.	+	With ''/ini'' parameter you may specify path to [[config\|configuration INI file]]. It effectively disables using [[config\|registry as configuration storage]]. If the file does not exist, default configuration will be used and the file will be created. You can use environment variables in the path, with syntax ''%NAME%''.

-	With ''/log'' parameter you may turn on session logging to given file.	+	With ''/log'' parameter you may turn on session logging to given file. You can use environment variables in the path, with syntax ''%NAME%''.

	Parameter ''/help'' shows usage (overview similar to this).		Parameter ''/help'' shows usage (overview similar to this).

	For security reasons, when protocol (''%%sftp://%%'', ''%%ftp://%%'' or ''%%scp://%%'') is provided on command line (possible execution from web browser/Windows Explorer), all command-like parameters that cause any automatic action are ignored, including ''/defaults'', ''/log'', ''/script'' and ''/command''.		For security reasons, when protocol (''%%sftp://%%'', ''%%ftp://%%'' or ''%%scp://%%'') is provided on command line (possible execution from web browser/Windows Explorer), all command-like parameters that cause any automatic action are ignored, including ''/defaults'', ''/log'', ''/script'' and ''/command''.