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    * Passphrase to an SSH private key is not a password, you need to specify it using ''[[scriptcommand_open|-passphrase]]'' switch, not in a password part of the session %%URL%%.     * Passphrase to an SSH private key is not a password, you need to specify it using ''[[scriptcommand_open|-passphrase]]'' switch, not in a password part of the session %%URL%%.
    * With [[webdav|WebDAV]] and [[s3|S3]] protocols, it is possible that [[faq_root_path|you do not have an access to the root folder (bucket list in S3)]].     * With [[webdav|WebDAV]] and [[s3|S3]] protocols, it is possible that [[faq_root_path|you do not have an access to the root folder (bucket list in S3)]].
-  * You use different paths in the script than in the GUI.+  * You use different ==paths== in the script than in the GUI.
    * Always make sure you that use the //exact// paths that you see on the label above the [[ui_file_panel|file panel]] in the GUI. Use //Copy Path to Clipboard// command to avoid typing errors.     * Always make sure you that use the //exact// paths that you see on the label above the [[ui_file_panel|file panel]] in the GUI. Use //Copy Path to Clipboard// command to avoid typing errors.
    * Common mistake is using paths that are relative to the home folder as absolute paths. For example, when there's ''data'' folder in your ''/home/user'' folder, you cannot refer to the folder as ''/data''. Either use an absolute path ''/home/user/data'' (recommended) or relative path ''data''.     * Common mistake is using paths that are relative to the home folder as absolute paths. For example, when there's ''data'' folder in your ''/home/user'' folder, you cannot refer to the folder as ''/data''. Either use an absolute path ''/home/user/data'' (recommended) or relative path ''data''.

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