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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/Shell 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/Shell tab]] in the Login dialog.

-	For correct functionality, you nust do the following. The ''bash'' shell is recommended for working with WinSCP. If your default shell doesn't work with WinSCP, you can make WinSCP use [[ui_login_scp#shell\|other shell]].	+	For correct functionality, you must do the following. The ''bash'' shell is recommended for working with WinSCP. If your default shell doesn't work with WinSCP, you can make WinSCP use [[ui_login_scp#shell\|other shell]].

	For its operation, WinSCP needs several commands: ''alias'', ''cd'', ''chgrp'', ''chmod'', ''chown'', ''echo'', ''groups'', ''ls'', ''mkdir'', ''mv'', ''pwd'', ''scp'', ''rm'', ''ln'', ''unalias'' and ''unset''. These commands have to be placed in the path and user must have sufficient permissions to execute them. WinSCP expects "standard" behaviour of these commands. You can avoid needing these commands by not using some of WinSCP functions (''mkdir'', ''chown'', ''ln'', etc.) or by changing some configuration options (''alias'', ''groups'', ''unalias'' and ''unset'').		For its operation, WinSCP needs several commands: ''alias'', ''cd'', ''chgrp'', ''chmod'', ''chown'', ''echo'', ''groups'', ''ls'', ''mkdir'', ''mv'', ''pwd'', ''scp'', ''rm'', ''ln'', ''unalias'' and ''unset''. These commands have to be placed in the path and user must have sufficient permissions to execute them. WinSCP expects "standard" behaviour of these commands. You can avoid needing these commands by not using some of WinSCP functions (''mkdir'', ''chown'', ''ln'', etc.) or by changing some configuration options (''alias'', ''groups'', ''unalias'' and ''unset'').