QuantumNet wrote:

so if you could please incorporate this feature thank you.

It has been already... You can use environment variables in path to PuTTY.

I am not certain of all portable versions of putty but <invalid hyperlink removed by admin>

this version that we use extracts the putty.exe to the U3_DEVICE_EXEC_PATH when it is installed.

so if you could please incorporate this feature thank you.

tenest wrote:

what about allowing the path to the putty executable be a relative path?

May be I miss something, but I do not see how this could help.

what about allowing the path to the putty executable be a relative path?

My understanding is (and that's is *very* limited :wink: ), is the up3 file is just a .ZIP file with the extension changed. Could you not do an in-memory extraction? Or would this be too cumbersome/expensive (ram-wise)?

But there's too much logic associated with the ZIP file, specified by included manifest file (how to restore/save settings etc.).

martin wrote:

Tomm wrote:

Allow the path to the PuTTY executable to be a U3 package!!

It's not easy to do as PuTTY binary is stored in U3 archive. Unless you run it at least once directly, it gets not extracted.

My understanding is (and that's is *very* limited :wink: ), is the up3 file is just a .ZIP file with the extension changed. Could you not do an in-memory extraction? Or would this be too cumbersome/expensive (ram-wise)?

But, if no, then not.

Thanks for responding!!

Tomm

Tomm wrote:

Allow the path to the PuTTY executable to be a U3 package!!

It's not easy to do as PuTTY binary is stored in U3 archive. Unless you run it at least once directly, it gets not extracted.

Love it!!! One request for the next version:
Allow the path to the PuTTY executable to be a U3 package!!

Thanks for the U3 port!

WinSCP U3 package is available already.

Mat wrote:

I wonder if this ever got developed.

It's implemented already. Just waiting for the certification...

I wonder if this ever got developed.

me too

I'm very interested to! :)

martin wrote:

Thanks! I'll check it.

I would definitely be interested as well. U3 is blowing up and i think there will be more and more demand.

Thanks! I'll check it.

Hello,

it's not very hard. It is more or less only a special package format with some configuration to run the app direct from U3 compatible stick, see <invalid hyperlink removed by admin>

Greetings,
Michael

I have no idea what needs to be done to make it U3 compatible.

Do you have plans to make the software U3 compatible?