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2013-10-24 2013-10-24
fingerprint and save are beta (martin) integration#url (martin)
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-Providing the fingerprint in the session URL is mainly useful, if you need to provide all session settings using URL only, such as using a hyperlink on a web page.+Providing the fingerprint in the session URL is mainly useful, if you need to provide all session settings using URL only, such as using [[integration#url|a hyperlink on a web page]].
For security reasons, fingerprint provided in session URL does not override any fingerprint already cached on the machine. This for instance differs from behavior, when fingerprint is provided using ''-hostkey'' switch of ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in scripting. For security reasons, fingerprint provided in session URL does not override any fingerprint already cached on the machine. This for instance differs from behavior, when fingerprint is provided using ''-hostkey'' switch of ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'' command in scripting.
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Options are separated by a semicolon ('';'') from the actual URL. Options are separated by a semicolon ('';'') from the actual URL.
-The ''save'' option can be used, when using session URL on [[commandline|command-line]] only. But particularly it is useful, when providing session settings using a hyperlink (on a web page). For SFTP/SCP URL this should be combined with including [[session_url#hostkey|SSH host key fingerprint in the URL]].+The ''save'' option can be used, when using session URL on [[commandline|command-line]] only. But particularly it is useful, when providing session settings using [[integration#url|a hyperlink (on a web page)]]. For SFTP/SCP URL this should be combined with including [[session_url#hostkey|SSH host key fingerprint in the URL]].
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