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| For SFTP, the only requirement beyond the server requirements above is to run SFTP on the server. It is best to run it as a SSH2 subsystem. If you select SFTP-only on the login screen and the SFTP subsystem is not found, WinSCP will try to find the SFTP server in some common directories (''/usr/lib/sftp-server'', ''/usr/local/lib/sftp-server'', etc.). This way, it is possible to use SFTP even with SSH1, which does not support subsystems. | For SFTP, the only requirement beyond the server requirements above is to run SFTP on the server. It is best to run it as a SSH2 subsystem. If you select SFTP-only on the login screen and the SFTP subsystem is not found, WinSCP will try to find the SFTP server in some common directories (''/usr/lib/sftp-server'', ''/usr/local/lib/sftp-server'', etc.). This way, it is possible to use SFTP even with SSH1, which does not support subsystems. | ||
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| To transfer files, ''scp1'' is used (it is called from within ''scp''). If only ''scp2'' is allowed on your server, check the //[[ui_login_scp#other_options|Use scp2 with scp1 compatibility]]// option on the [[ui_login_scp|SCP tab]] in the Login dialog. | To transfer files, ''scp1'' is used (it is called from within ''scp''). If only ''scp2'' is allowed on your server, check the //[[ui_login_scp#other_options|Use scp2 with scp1 compatibility]]// option on the [[ui_login_scp|SCP tab]] in the Login dialog. | ||
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| You should configure your startup scripts to conform to non-interactive sessions (like WinSCP). Some shells calls different profile/startup scripts for interactive and non-interactive sessions. You can use also some environment variables, like ''TERM'' to distinguish interactive and non-interactive sessions. | You should configure your startup scripts to conform to non-interactive sessions (like WinSCP). Some shells calls different profile/startup scripts for interactive and non-interactive sessions. You can use also some environment variables, like ''TERM'' to distinguish interactive and non-interactive sessions. | ||
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| ===== Client Requirements ===== | ===== Client Requirements ===== | ||
| WinSCP should run on any system running Windows 95 or later. | WinSCP should run on any system running Windows 95 or later. | ||