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2015-12-21		2016-01-22
5.8 Protocol prefix ftpes:// for FTP over explicit TLS/SSL. (martin)		scriptcommand_open#hostkey (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 [[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]].

-	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 ''[[scriptcommand_open#hostkey\|-hostkey]]'' switch of ''[[scriptcommand_open\|open]]'' command in scripting.

-	Format of the fingerprint for URL((Fingerprint format for URL is based by [[http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-secsh-scp-sftp-ssh-uri\|draft-ietf-secsh-scp-sftp-ssh-uri]].)) somewhat differs from format used in other WinSCP features (''-hostkey'' switch of ''[[scriptcommand_open\|open]]'' command in scripting for instance). To convert WinSCP fingerprint format to URL format:	+	Format of the fingerprint for URL((Fingerprint format for URL is based by [[http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-secsh-scp-sftp-ssh-uri\|draft-ietf-secsh-scp-sftp-ssh-uri]].)) somewhat differs from format used in other WinSCP features (''[[scriptcommand_open#hostkey\|-hostkey]]'' switch of ''[[scriptcommand_open\|open]]'' command in scripting for instance). To convert WinSCP fingerprint format to URL format:

	- Drop bit count part (the number after ''ssh-rsa'' or ''ssh-dsa'', typically ''2048'' or ''1024'');		- Drop bit count part (the number after ''ssh-rsa'' or ''ssh-dsa'', typically ''2048'' or ''1024'');