Ok, thanks for testing. I'll update the defaults to use single-quotes.
- martin
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I have sent you an email with a dev version of WinSCP with KiTTY support.
"C:\Program Files\kitty.exe" -cmd "cd '!/';ksh93" !U@!@
And I know the "send command" has a stupid implementation, but my different servers are opening with 3 different shells (csh, ksh(88), bash) which drives me crazy.
!`command`
pattern (check built-in the example [in PuTTY path combo box] that produces local file with cd
command for -m
switch).
If you add support for KiTTY + the option to automatically open in the current remote WinSCP directory, that would be just great.
- Auto-login password (for saved sessions)
Well, I can create one, but then I need different files for different sessions.
The option is one for opening any PuTTY session. I have different servers: AIX, Red Hat.
It just gets more complicated.
-cmd
option. Or do you want to create stored sessions in KiTTY (not to have WinSCP export its sessions to PuTTY)?
But it's not a problem to create one, right?
Why?
-m option doesn't work like that. It takes the filename of a _local_ file on your Windows system.
Also, it seems I will have to use KiTTY now.
-t -m /usr/bin/ksh93
to PuTTY command-line in Preferences