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| - | ====== SCP Tab ====== | + | ====== SCP/Shell Tab ====== |
| - | //SCP tab// allows user to configure [[protocols|SCP protocol]] specific options. Mostly it helps WinSCP to modify remote environment to match its [[requirements#scp_requirements|requirements]]. Even if you are using [[protocols|SFTP protocol]], the options may be important for you if you are using some feature that require [[shell_session|separate shell session]]. | + | //SCP/Shell tab// allows user to configure shell specific options. Mostly it helps WinSCP to modify remote environment to match its [[requirements#scp_requirements|requirements]]. The options are mainly used when working with [[protocols|SCP protocol]]. Even if you are using [[protocols|SFTP protocol]], the options may be important for you if you are using some feature that require [[shell_session|separate shell session]]. |
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| ===== Shell ===== | ===== Shell ===== | ||
| - | The ''bash'' shell is recommended for working with WinSCP. If your default shell doesn't work with WinSCP, you can specify another shell. Typing the full path (e.g. ''/bin/bash'' or ''/usr/local/bin/bash'') is recommended. | + | Use the //Shell// option to specify what shell shall WinSCP use. The ''bash'' shell is recommended for working with WinSCP. If your default shell doesn't work with WinSCP, you can specify another shell. Typing the full path (e.g. ''/bin/bash'' or ''/usr/local/bin/bash'') is recommended. |
| - | ===== Return code variable ===== | + | WinSCP needs to know what environment variable contains exit code of the last command. By default it tries to autodetect that. However the autodetection can fail and also slows down login. You may specify the variable directly instead in //Return code variable// box. |
| - | WinSCP needs to know what environment variable contains exit code of the last command. By default it tries to autodetect that. However the autodetection can fail and also slows down login. You may specify the variable directly instead. | + | |
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