Re: Another way to provide WinSCP Host Key information?
Sorry, there's no other way, yet. Maybe in the next version.
- martin
Post a reply
Before posting, please read how to report bug or request support effectively.
Bug reports without an attached log file are usually useless.
Topic review
- Oxymeron
Another way to provide WinSCP Host Key information?
Hi!
I have the following problem:
I am running a web application, which uses WinSCP to transfer files.
I didn't get a set of pre-defined hosts.
The script runs fine (calling WinSCP in batch mode), except the first authentication, where the user has to verify the
host SSH key.
I searched for another option to provide WinSCP the Host Key information. Therefore the user has to enter the key file in a Web Form, and the script stores it in the INI file of WinSCP.
Unfortunately this doesn't work, because WinSCP codes the Host Key Information in another format. I tried several ways to convert the entered information, but I didn't it figure out.
Maybe I can pass the information to WinSCP in another way or is there a tool to convert the information into the correct format?
I have the following problem:
I am running a web application, which uses WinSCP to transfer files.
I didn't get a set of pre-defined hosts.
The script runs fine (calling WinSCP in batch mode), except the first authentication, where the user has to verify the
host SSH key.
I searched for another option to provide WinSCP the Host Key information. Therefore the user has to enter the key file in a Web Form, and the script stores it in the INI file of WinSCP.
Unfortunately this doesn't work, because WinSCP codes the Host Key Information in another format. I tried several ways to convert the entered information, but I didn't it figure out.
Maybe I can pass the information to WinSCP in another way or is there a tool to convert the information into the correct format?