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| Restored revision 1207817680. Undoing revision 1208968930. (martin) (hidden) | fixes (68.49.230.100) | ||
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| ^ [[resume|Transfer resume]] | Supported. WinSCP supports resuming only since SFTP-2 (which introduces rename command). | Supported. | Unsupported. | | ^ [[resume|Transfer resume]] | Supported. WinSCP supports resuming only since SFTP-2 (which introduces rename command). | Supported. | Unsupported. | | ||
| ^ Large files | Supports files over 4 GiB (uses 64-bit sizes). | Supports files over 4 GiB. | Does not support files over 4 GiB (32-bit boundary). | | ^ Large files | Supports files over 4 GiB (uses 64-bit sizes). | Supports files over 4 GiB. | Does not support files over 4 GiB (32-bit boundary). | | ||
| - | ^ Append to end of file | Supported. | Unsupported. | Unsupported. | | + | ^ Append to end of file | Supported. | Supported. | Unsupported. | |
| ^ [[ui_progress#controlling_the_operation|Transfer cancellation]] | Supported. | Supported, but can be time-consuming. | Transfer cannot be canceled without termination of session. | | ^ [[ui_progress#controlling_the_operation|Transfer cancellation]] | Supported. | Supported, but can be time-consuming. | Transfer cannot be canceled without termination of session. | | ||
| ^ Text (ASCII) [[transfer_mode|transfer mode]] | Supported since SFTP-4. For older versions WinSCP emulates text mode by converting files before transfer. | Supported. | Not supported by the protocol. WinSCP emulates text mode by converting file before transfer. | | ^ Text (ASCII) [[transfer_mode|transfer mode]] | Supported since SFTP-4. For older versions WinSCP emulates text mode by converting files before transfer. | Supported. | Not supported by the protocol. WinSCP emulates text mode by converting file before transfer. | | ||
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| ^ [[remote_command|Execution of arbitrary command]] | Unsupported by the protocol. WinSCP can open a [[shell_session|separate shell session]] to execute the command. | Unsupported. WinSCP allows user to execute arbitrary protocol command. | Supported as long as the command does not require user input. | | ^ [[remote_command|Execution of arbitrary command]] | Unsupported by the protocol. WinSCP can open a [[shell_session|separate shell session]] to execute the command. | Unsupported. WinSCP allows user to execute arbitrary protocol command. | Supported as long as the command does not require user input. | | ||
| ^ [[ui_transfer#upload_options|Setting properties (time-stamp, permissions) of uploaded files]] | Supported. | Supported by some servers. Unsupported by WinSCP. | Supported. | | ^ [[ui_transfer#upload_options|Setting properties (time-stamp, permissions) of uploaded files]] | Supported. | Supported by some servers. Unsupported by WinSCP. | Supported. | | ||
| - | ^ [[task_properties|Owner or group change]] | In SFTP-2 and SFTP-3, the owner and group can be changed only with knowledge of UID/GID (unsupported by WinSCP). Since SFTP-4 even change using user or group name is allowed. | Unsupported. | Supported (''chown'', ''chgrp''). | | + | ^ [[task_properties|Owner or group change]] | In SFTP-2 and SFTP-3, the owner and group can be changed only with knowledge of UID/GID (unsupported by WinSCP). Since SFTP-4 even change using user or group name is allowed. | Supported (MFF). | Supported (''chown'', ''chgrp''). | |
| ^ [[ui_properties#checksum|Checksum calculation]] | Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol extension. | Unsupported. | Unsupported. | | ^ [[ui_properties#checksum|Checksum calculation]] | Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol extension. | Unsupported. | Unsupported. | | ||
| ^ [[task_link|Link creation]] | It is possible to create and edit symbolic links since SFTP-3. Hard links are supported only since SFTP-6 (unsupported by WinSCP). | Unsupported. | It is possible to create both symbolic and hard links (''ln''). Symbolic links can be edited also. | | ^ [[task_link|Link creation]] | It is possible to create and edit symbolic links since SFTP-3. Hard links are supported only since SFTP-6 (unsupported by WinSCP). | Unsupported. | It is possible to create both symbolic and hard links (''ln''). Symbolic links can be edited also. | | ||
| ^ User group list lookup | Unsupported. | Unsupported. | Supported (''groups''). | | ^ User group list lookup | Unsupported. | Unsupported. | Supported (''groups''). | | ||
| ^ Influence of environment variables | Generally unaffected by environment variables. || As WinSCP uses shell, it is influenced by environment variables (date format, etc.). WinSCP requires the English environment. See [[requirements]]. | | ^ Influence of environment variables | Generally unaffected by environment variables. || As WinSCP uses shell, it is influenced by environment variables (date format, etc.). WinSCP requires the English environment. See [[requirements]]. | | ||
| - | ^ File modification [[timestamp|time-stamp]] | Theoretically the problem does not occur, as the protocol requires timestamps to be in UTC. Practically some of the SFTP servers have problems with DST. | | Some shell commands are influenced by daylight-saving time. For example, the ''ls'' command can return a different time than ''scp''. Thus, after transfer, the time-stamp of the file can be different. Also there can be an additional difference caused by the server timezone offset. This causes trouble when comparing directories and [[task_synchronize|synchronization]]. | | + | ^ File modification [[timestamp|time-stamp]] | Theoretically the problem does not occur, as the protocol requires timestamps to be in UTC. Practically some of the SFTP servers have problems with DST. | Supported | Some shell commands are influenced by daylight-saving time. For example, the ''ls'' command can return a different time than ''scp''. Thus, after transfer, the time-stamp of the file can be different. Also there can be an additional difference caused by the server timezone offset. This causes trouble when comparing directories and [[task_synchronize|synchronization]]. | |
| ^ [[ui_login|Configuration]] | Generally, only login information is needed. || For a successful connection to a server it is often necessary to properly set up several configuration options on the [[ui_login_scp|Login dialog]]. | | ^ [[ui_login|Configuration]] | Generally, only login information is needed. || For a successful connection to a server it is often necessary to properly set up several configuration options on the [[ui_login_scp|Login dialog]]. | | ||