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BeWog

The repair seems to be done on version 122.0.1. 🙂
martin

Well, that's exactly what I tested. But indeed, now (122.0.1?), it seem to behave the other way around that I remembered. It shows complete URL in tooltip, but passes incomplete URL to WinSCP.

The trick without the // do not seem to help.
BeWog

Try with a complete URL:
winscp-scp://myuser;x-name=server-name;x-publickeyfile=C%3A%5CUsers%5Ctoto%5C.ssh%5Cid_rsa.ppk;x-shell=sudo%2520su%2520-@135.x.x.x/home/myuser/

https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_generateurl
martin

Sorry, I do not understand. What is not "complete" about my test?
BeWog

Your test is not complete.

Mozilla Firefox suggest to use
winscp-scp:5.x.x.x
instead of
winscp-scp://5.x.x.x

and it works. 🙂
martin

Re: Fail to open URL link since Firefox 122

What do you mean by "now Firefox show me only"?
I've tested your URL. Firefox 122 indeed shows only winscp-scp://5.x.x.x on the status bar (I do not know what did earlier versions show). But when I click on the URL, it seems to pass complete URL to WinSCP.
BeWog

Fail to open URL link since Firefox 122

Hello,

Last night, i had a new update from Firefox: 122.0
And now, I can't open the link with WinSCP.

On the HTML code, I have this link:
winscp-scp://user;x-name=test;x-publickeyfile=C%3A%5CUsers%5Ctoto%5C.ssh%5Cid_rsa_.ppk;x-shell=sudo%2520su%2520-@5.x.x.x

# Clean with html decode: winscp-scp://user;x-name=test;x-publickeyfile=C:\Users\toto\.ssh\id_rsa_.ppk;x-shell=sudo%20su%20-@5.x.x.x

And now Firefox show me only:
winscp-scp://5.x.x.x

but continue to show me the good URL in HTML code!

So WinSCP doesn't have the authentication information.

Any help will be welcome. :-)