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You may have the installer pre-configure [[session_configuration#site|sites]] (stored sessions), &beta to make it easier for your users to connect to your server. &beta | You may have the installer pre-configure [[session_configuration#site|sites]] (stored sessions), &beta to make it easier for your users to connect to your server. &beta | ||
- | The easiest way is to configure the session using GUI and then check the [[config|configuration storage]] to see how WinSCP stores the session settings. Then add corresponding commands to the installer script. | + | The easiest way is to configure the session using GUI and then check the [[config|configuration storage]] to see how WinSCP stores the site settings. Then add corresponding commands to the installer script. |
Simple example of "Server" session configuration, including hostname and username only, is shown below. You can also use hidden option ''Special'' to prevent user from [[administration#special_session|accidentally deleting or modifying the session]]. | Simple example of "Server" session configuration, including hostname and username only, is shown below. You can also use hidden option ''Special'' to prevent user from [[administration#special_session|accidentally deleting or modifying the session]]. | ||
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===== Embedded Settings ===== | ===== Embedded Settings ===== | ||
- | As alternative to own installer you can directly embed session settings to WinSCP executable. | + | As alternative to own installer you can directly embed site settings to WinSCP executable. |
- | You can do it by inserting INI file with session settings to ''RCData'' resource named "WINSCP_SESSION". | + | You can do it by inserting INI file with site settings to ''RCData'' resource named "WINSCP_SESSION". |
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