Great. Works for me. Thanks a lot!
- alerosmile
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- martin
Re: External applications optional client path options
You can use
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/custom_command#command
!`...` pattern with embedded !K to execute a local command that takes a key path and outputs what you need based on it. For your scenario, simple if command of cmd would do. Like this:
!`cmd /c if not "!K"=="" echo -k !K`
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/custom_command#command
- alerosmile
External applications optional client path options
For some sessions, I need to pass a private key file via command line to the external application (
Thanks.
... -k !K). If the session does not have a private key configured, the application starts with the -k option alone. That application fails to start because the expected key file is not present on the command line. Is there a way to configure the terminal client path depending on whether the session has a key or not?
Thanks.