Default LocalDirectory

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Firenight
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Default LocalDirectory

Hi,

I've a problem, i want to change my default local directory for all new session i create.

I know i can modify it into session key after create a new session or by indicate it when i create a new session.

But i want to change it for all new session without have to do something during a new session creation.

Thanks in advance for answer.

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Noah
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Re: Default LocalDirectory

Firenight wrote:

Hi,

I've a problem, i want to change my default local directory for all new session i create.

I know i can modify it into session key after create a new session or by indicate it when i create a new session.

But i want to change it for all new session without have to do something during a new session creation.

Thanks in advance for answer.

Edit this registry key on your HOST machine:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Cygnus Solutions > Cygwin > mounts v2 > /
Name: native | Type: REG_SZ | Data: C:\whatever\path

Cheers.

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Firenight
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Thanks, for trying to help me.

I believe you speak about cygwin, i speak about WinSCP

I'm looking at the adress you give me and it doesn't exist in my registry.

Thanks in advance.

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Firenight
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That's right with standard version :o

However we have modified code to avoid user to create session so we never have session key into our registry, consequently i can't use this method :(

But for the first one session if we put nothing he uses a default directory and i just want to change this one.

When you use your program you should not create a session but just connect and you re place in a local directory. If you see in registry there is no session key at this moment however you ve default directory for local directory.

I know i ve some problems to explain correctly the problem :o)

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martin
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If you have you own version of WinSCP, you can change the default in code.
WinSCP uses by default the "my documents" folder of Windows.

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Firenight
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Ok thanks,

I thought that maybe there is a registry key for default folder.
So I'm going to modify code.

Thanks

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