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9.0 Using SFTP copy-data extension to duplicate remote files with servers that do not support copy-file extension (martin) 6.1 stable released (martin)
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-When duplicating within the same session, you have an option to duplicate directly or via local temporary copy. The first option is not supported by [[WebDAV]] protocol and by most [[SFTP]] and [[FTP]] servers. ((The server has to support SFTP extension ''copy-file'' or ''copy-data'' //(latest beta version only)// &beta or FTP feature ''SITE COPY''. You can see list of supported extensions/features on //[[ui_fsinfo#capabilities|Capabilities page]]// of Server and protocol information dialog.)) However with SFTP, WinSCP allows you to do so by opening a [[shell_session|separate shell session]].+When duplicating within the same session, you have an option to duplicate directly or via local temporary copy. The first option is not supported by [[WebDAV]] protocol and by most [[SFTP]] and [[FTP]] servers. ((The server has to support SFTP extension ''copy-file'' or ''copy-data'' or FTP feature ''SITE COPY''. You can see list of supported extensions/features on //[[ui_fsinfo#capabilities|Capabilities page]]// of Server and protocol information dialog.)) However with SFTP, WinSCP allows you to do so by opening a [[shell_session|separate shell session]].
If you are duplicating a folder on an SFTP/SCP server that does not support ''cp'' command with ''-T'' switch (for example servers with BusyBox), better duplicate via local temporary copy. If you are duplicating a folder on an SFTP/SCP server that does not support ''cp'' command with ''-T'' switch (for example servers with BusyBox), better duplicate via local temporary copy.

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