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| WinSCP offers a unique feature to execute commands on a remote server as with a regular terminal client. However as it cannot implement the terminal fully, there are some limitations. Particularly, you cannot execute commands that require terminal emulation or user input. See [[#limitations|below]] for technical details. | WinSCP offers a unique feature to execute commands on a remote server as with a regular terminal client. However as it cannot implement the terminal fully, there are some limitations. Particularly, you cannot execute commands that require terminal emulation or user input. See [[#limitations|below]] for technical details. | ||
| - | Basically, the feature is supported only for [[scp|SCP protocol]]. With [[SFTP]] you can still use the feature by opening [[shell_session|separate shell session]], which in fact takes place automatically for you. With [[FTP]] you can only хуй FTP protocol commands. However, some FTP servers have a command allowing execution of remote commands, e.g. ''SITE EXEC <command>''. [[WebDAV]] and [[S3]] protocols do not allow executing remote commands. | + | Basically, the feature is supported only for [[scp|SCP protocol]]. With [[SFTP]] you can still use the feature by opening [[shell_session|separate shell session]], which in fact takes place automatically for you. With [[FTP]] you can only execute FTP protocol commands. However, some FTP servers have a command allowing execution of remote commands, e.g. ''SITE EXEC <command>''. [[WebDAV]] and [[S3]] protocols do not allow executing remote commands. |
| ===== How to Enter the Remote Command ===== | ===== How to Enter the Remote Command ===== | ||