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| ^ [[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. | | ||
| ^ 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|Transfer cancellation]] | Supported. | Supported, but can be time-consuming. | Supported. | 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. | Unsupported. | 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. | Unsupported. | Not supported by the protocol. WinSCP emulates text mode by converting file before transfer. | | ||
| ^ Directory operations | Recursive operations with directories (deletion, permissions change) must be performed separately for each file. Thus operations can take a long time, especially for directories with a large number of files. ||| Recursive operations with directories (deletion, permissions change), can be done with a single command (''rm'', ''chmod'', etc). Thus they are quick. On the other hand it limits some functionality. | | ^ Directory operations | Recursive operations with directories (deletion, permissions change) must be performed separately for each file. Thus operations can take a long time, especially for directories with a large number of files. ||| Recursive operations with directories (deletion, permissions change), can be done with a single command (''rm'', ''chmod'', etc). Thus they are quick. On the other hand it limits some functionality. | | ||