webmongo wrote:

Is there away of changing the initial FTP commands sent via WinSCP as this is causing the connection to close? i.e. to stop the PWD and other commands issued as the session opens?

No. If you have further questions, please start a new thread as this is off-topic here.

Hi,

Thanks for the Beta version, I have now found the command to run TLS with the clientcert:

open ftp://xxx:xxx@xx.xx.xx.xx -explicit -clientcert="C:\WinSCP_5.8\cert.pem"

Is there away of changing the initial FTP commands sent via WinSCP as this is causing the connection to close? i.e. to stop the PWD and other commands issued as the session opens?

Thanks

webmongo wrote:

Just looking at winscp and need to use X509 certificates to perform authentication. Winscp 5.8 looks perfect for this solution? Any chance you can send me a beta copy?

Sent.

Hi,

Just looking at winscp and need to use X509 certificates to perform authentication. Winscp 5.8 looks perfect for this solution? Any chance you can send me a beta copy?

Thanks

FTPs (2-way ssl) works :D
Also with a script.
This version works fine.

Thanx! :lol:

robertb wrote:

Is there a .NET component as well as client for FTPS?

Both.

SSteven wrote:

Hello,

Can you also provide me the version 5.8?
I'm configuring and testing mutual authentication with ftps.
It's not possible to let the ftp client (winscp and filezilla) to send a certificate.

Is there a .NET component as well as client for FTPS?

Sent.

Hello,

Can you also provide me the version 5.8?
I'm configuring and testing mutual authentication with ftps.
It's not possible to let the ftp client (winscp and filezilla) to send a certificate.

The 5.8 is not released yet.

I have sent you an email with a development version of WinSCP to address you have used to register on this forum.

Hi,

I understand that WinSCP 5.8 supports client certificates and mutual certificate validation (between FTPS server and client), but can't find a way to download it. Could you please provide a link to downloading version 5.8 that I need for some testing.

Regards,