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martin

Re: Overwriting Files without confirmation

I suppose you mean "turn[ed] on", not "off", right?

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neelahm

Overwriting Files without confirmation

I am using WinSCP 6.6.2 RC Build 17374, looks like it fail to notify if the file exists, even when File setting overwrite setting turn off. I believe previous version explicitly bring overwriting confirmation window, which is no longer working. I am not sure, if this is a bug or some setting change in new version. I tried couple of things but it is not working and file just get overwrite without consent! I updated WinSCP 6.6.2 RC today and experience this issue.