WinSCP auto-start in current directory

Koëng - Fri 18/11/2016 17:22:45 CET +0100

Hi,

When I use these commands:
# winscp() { printf "\033]0;__ws:"`pwd`"\007" ; printf "\033]0;__ti\007" ; }
# winscp

Then WinSCP starts in the current directory.

However, if I use the WinSCP command from the Menu-List, the current directory ins't opened.
It's possible to automatically track the current directory and start the tool in the current directory?

Thank you!

Cloug - Sun 11/12/2016 21:41:31 CET +0100

Hello,

Try the bash script : winscp() { echo -ne "\033];__ws:${PWD}\007"; }. It's the current bash for linux... or change your shell.


But for the accentued letters I have a problem because It's appears as a encoding problem between the two systems.

I use iconv in linux and set the charset cp1252 for windows. It's good for french but for the others tongues i don't know.


Here the modified script :

winscp() { echo -ne "\033];__ws:${PWD}\007"|iconv -f UTF-8 -t CP1252; }


Cloug

Cloug - Sun 11/12/2016 21:59:36 CET +0100

Oups,

Here the code

winscp() { echo -ne "\033];__ws:${PWD}\007" |iconv -f UTF-8 -t CP1252; }

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