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2015-02-18 2016-02-15
releasing 5.7 stable, removing &beta tags (or replacing with &recent) (martin) there's no limit in SCP ever since openssh 2.2 (September 2002) (martin)
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^ Speed  | Generally slowest (encryption and necessity to wait for packet confirmations). | Generally fastest file transfer (no encryption and efficient file transfer), yet transfer setup is slow, so transfer of large number of small files can be slow. || Medium (encryption, but efficient file transfer, yet it does not allow the transfer to be interrupted). | ^ Speed  | Generally slowest (encryption and necessity to wait for packet confirmations). | Generally fastest file transfer (no encryption and efficient file transfer), yet transfer setup is slow, so transfer of large number of small files can be slow. || Medium (encryption, but efficient file transfer, yet it does not allow the transfer to be interrupted). |
^ [[resume|Transfer resume]] | Supported. WinSCP supports resuming only since SFTP-2 (which introduces rename command). | Supported. | Unsupported. | Unsupported by WinSCP. | ^ [[resume|Transfer resume]] | Supported. WinSCP supports resuming only since SFTP-2 (which introduces rename command). | Supported. | Unsupported. | Unsupported by WinSCP. |
-^ Large files | Supports files over 4 GB. ||| Does not support files over 4 GB (32-bit boundary). | 
^ Append to end of file | Supported. | Supported. Unsupported by WinSCP. | Unsupported. | Unsupported. | ^ Append to end of file | Supported. | Supported. Unsupported by WinSCP. | Unsupported. | Unsupported. |
^ [[ui_progress#controlling_the_operation|Transfer cancellation]] | Supported. | Supported, but can be time-consuming. | Supported. | Transfer cannot be canceled without termination of session. | ^ [[ui_progress#controlling_the_operation|Transfer cancellation]] | Supported. | Supported, but can be time-consuming. | Supported. | Transfer cannot be canceled without termination of session. |

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