martin wrote:

I do not keep a record of build numbers. Can you tell me WinSCP version?

5.17

martin wrote:

A screenshot showing where exactly do you drag the file from and where do you drop it to.

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I do not keep a record of build numbers. Can you tell me WinSCP version?
A screenshot showing where exactly do you drag the file from and where do you drop it to.

martin wrote:

Thanks for your report. Though I cannot reproduce the problem. I have created the junction using:
mklink /J c:\path\to\junction c:\path\to\target

Can you share more details? What version of Windows? What version of WinSCP?

stdedos wrote:

WinSCP 10191
Win10 17134.1006

martin wrote:

Does it matter what kind of a file you are dragging?

I picked a txt file - I think that's the most basic type.

martin wrote:

Can you drag the file successfully from any other application? Etc. Few screenshots can help too.

I have been using that Junction normally in explorer.exe. Or, I am not sure what you mean, everything else dragging-wise seems to work, except to the Junction.

Screenshots of what? Me dragging the file or explorer.exe crashing? 😕

Thanks for your report. Though I cannot reproduce the problem. I have created the junction using:
mklink /J c:\path\to\junction c:\path\to\target

Can you share more details? What version of Windows? What version of WinSCP? Does it matter what kind of a file you are dragging? Can you drag the file successfully from any other application? Etc. Few screenshots can help too.

Moving the file at the Junction's target instead works as normal

Junctions are created using HardLinkShellExt tool

WinSCP 10191
Win10 17134.1006