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| 2013-11-15 | 2013-12-20 | ||
| winscp-specific protocols (martin) | 5.5 removing beta tags (martin) | ||
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| ====== Session URL ====== | ====== Session URL ====== | ||
| - | On [[commandline|command-line]] and in parameter of scripting command ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'', you can, in addition to using [[session_configuration#site|site]] (stored session) &beta name, specify an ad-hoc session using URL. | + | On [[commandline|command-line]] and in parameter of scripting command ''[[scriptcommand_open|open]]'', you can, in addition to using [[session_configuration#site|site]] name, specify an ad-hoc session using URL. |
| ===== Syntax ===== | ===== Syntax ===== | ||
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| The SFTP/SCP URL can optionally contain expected [[ssh#verifying_the_host_key|SSH host key fingerprint]] with syntax ''fingerprint=<fingerprint>''. | The SFTP/SCP URL can optionally contain expected [[ssh#verifying_the_host_key|SSH host key fingerprint]] with syntax ''fingerprint=<fingerprint>''. | ||
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| - | &beta_feature | ||
| 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]]. | 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]]. | ||
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| ===== Special Characters ===== | ===== Special Characters ===== | ||
| - | Special characters (like ''@'' in username, see example below) have to be encoded using ''%XX'' syntax, where ''XX'' is hexadecimal UTF-8 code.((For multi-byte codes, use ''%'' before every byte, for instance to represent pound-sign ''£'' use ''%C2%A3''.)) In versions prior to the latest beta release ASCII code is used. &beta | + | Special characters (like ''@'' in username, see example below) have to be encoded using ''%XX'' syntax, where ''XX'' is hexadecimal UTF-8 code.((For multi-byte codes, use ''%'' before every byte, for instance to represent pound-sign ''£'' use ''%C2%A3''.)) |
| Common special characters are: | Common special characters are: | ||