session_url » Revisions »

Differences

This shows you the differences between the selected revisions of the page.

session_url 2023-10-06		session_url 2024-10-31 (current)
	Line 33:		Line 33:

	To have WinSCP generate a session %%URL%% with the advanced settings, check //Advanced settings// on [[ui_generateurl\|Generate session URL/code]] dialog. To serialize all session settings for a WinSCP extension, use ''!E'' [[custom_command#patterns\|pattern]].		To have WinSCP generate a session %%URL%% with the advanced settings, check //Advanced settings// on [[ui_generateurl\|Generate session URL/code]] dialog. To serialize all session settings for a WinSCP extension, use ''!E'' [[custom_command#patterns\|pattern]].
		+
		+	When [[integration_url\|using the URL in webbrowser]], note that this syntax is not compatible with Chrome M130 and newer (and Edge based on it), as Chrome re-encodes the ==semicolons==. Workaround is to drop the ''%%//%%'' separator after the protocol from the URL. Such format is acceptable for WinSCP and prevents Chrome from reinterpreting the URL.

	===== [[hostkey]] SSH Host Key Fingerprint =====		===== [[hostkey]] SSH Host Key Fingerprint =====
	Line 69:		Line 71:
	You can have WinSCP [[ui_generateurl\|generate correct URL]] for all kinds of uses (command-line, script or batch file).		You can have WinSCP [[ui_generateurl\|generate correct URL]] for all kinds of uses (command-line, script or batch file).

-	To avoid having to URL-encode the credentials, particularly when sourcing them from a variable, you can use ''-username'' and ''-password'' switches of the [[scriptcommand_open#username\|''open'' command]] or [[commandline#username\|WinSCP commandline]].	+	To avoid having to URL-encode the credentials, particularly when sourcing them from a variable, you can use ''-username'' and ''-password'' switches of the [[scriptcommand_open#username\|''open'' command]] or [[commandline#username\|WinSCP command-line]].

	===== Examples =====		===== Examples =====