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| 2019-09-25 | 2020-02-18 | ||
| 5.16 When verifying a host key using an expected fingerprint, it is possible to use an expected fingerprint with a checksum only (with both key type and bit count omitted) + restoring MD5 fingerprint as we get that in psftp (2nd) (martin) | 5.17 released + psftp has the same behaviour (martin) | ||
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| | ''-pw passw'' | Specify the password in a [[session_url|session URL]] in an ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in the script. \\ Example: ''open %%sftp://user:passw@example.com/%%'' | | | ''-pw passw'' | Specify the password in a [[session_url|session URL]] in an ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in the script. \\ Example: ''open %%sftp://user:passw@example.com/%%'' | | ||
| | ''-i key'' | Specify the private key using ''[[scriptcommand_open#privatekey|-privatekey]]'' switch in an ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in the script. \\ Example: ''open %%sftp://user@example.com/%% -privatekey=key'' | | | ''-i key'' | Specify the private key using ''[[scriptcommand_open#privatekey|-privatekey]]'' switch in an ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in the script. \\ Example: ''open %%sftp://user@example.com/%% -privatekey=key'' | | ||
| - | | ''%%-hostkey aa:bb:cc:...%%'' | Specify the expected hostkey using ''[[scriptcommand_open#hostkey|-hostkey]]'' switch in an ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in the script. WinSCP requires key type and size in the signature. While the latest beta version does not require the key type and size, it is still recommended to add them as otherwise WinSCP may choose to use a different (better) host key algorithm and the checksum will not match. &beta \\ Example: ''%%open sftp://user@example.com/ -hostkey="ssh-rsa 2048 aa:bb:cc:...%%"'' \\ (assuming 2048-bit RSA host key) \\ See also [[#hostkey|Verifying the host key]] section below. | | + | | ''%%-hostkey aa:bb:cc:...%%'' | Specify the expected hostkey using ''[[scriptcommand_open#hostkey|-hostkey]]'' switch in an ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in the script. With WinSCP, you should include key type and size in the signature. While recent versions do not require the key type and size, it is still recommended to add them as otherwise WinSCP may choose to use a different (better) host key algorithm and the checksum will not match (the same is actually true for PSFTP). &recent \\ Example: ''%%open sftp://user@example.com/ -hostkey="ssh-rsa 2048 aa:bb:cc:...%%"'' \\ (assuming 2048-bit RSA host key) \\ See also [[#hostkey|Verifying the host key]] section below. | |
| For example the following PSFTP command-line: | For example the following PSFTP command-line: | ||