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| 5.6.1 Hardlinks can be created. (martin) | forgot to mention that the statement is about hard links (martin) | ||
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| ^ [[ui_properties#checksum|Checksum calculation]] | Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol extension. | Supported (XCRC, XMD5, XSHA). Unsupported by WinSCP. | Unsupported. | | ^ [[ui_properties#checksum|Checksum calculation]] | Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol extension. | Supported (XCRC, XMD5, XSHA). Unsupported by WinSCP. | Unsupported. | | ||
| ^ [[ui_fsinfo#space|Checking disk usage]] | Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol extension (SFTP-5 or proprietary OpenSSH extension ''statvfs@openssh.com''). | Unsupported. | Unsupported. Pre-defined [[custom_command|custom command]] //Disk Space Usage// (''df'') can be used as an alternative. | | ^ [[ui_fsinfo#space|Checking disk usage]] | Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol extension (SFTP-5 or proprietary OpenSSH extension ''statvfs@openssh.com''). | Unsupported. | Unsupported. Pre-defined [[custom_command|custom command]] //Disk Space Usage// (''df'') can be used as an alternative. | | ||
| - | ^ [[task_link|Link creation]] | It is possible to create and edit symbolic links since SFTP-3. Supported, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol functionality (SFTP-6 or proprietary OpenSSH extension ''hardlink@openssh.com''). | 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. It is possible to create hard links, if the server supports respective SFTP protocol functionality (SFTP-6 or proprietary OpenSSH extension ''hardlink@openssh.com''). | 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]]. | | ||
| ^ Timezone and DST issues with [[timestamp|file time-stamps]] | Theoretically no issues, as the protocol requires timestamps to be in UTC. Practically some of the SFTP servers have problems with DST. | Theoretically no issues, when the server supports ''MLSD'' command, as the comment requires timestamps to be in UTC. Practically some of the FTP servers have problems with DST. When the server supports ''LIST'' command only, behaviour is undefined and timezone offset may need to be configured. | 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]]. | | ^ Timezone and DST issues with [[timestamp|file time-stamps]] | Theoretically no issues, as the protocol requires timestamps to be in UTC. Practically some of the SFTP servers have problems with DST. | Theoretically no issues, when the server supports ''MLSD'' command, as the comment requires timestamps to be in UTC. Practically some of the FTP servers have problems with DST. When the server supports ''LIST'' command only, behaviour is undefined and timezone offset may need to be configured. | 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|SCP/Shell page]]// of Advanced Site Settings 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|SCP/Shell page]]// of Advanced Site Settings dialog. | | ||