yes like this is working,thanks.
- black_ps
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- martin
Re: server response timeout
What I do:
- start WinSCP
- go to Connection tab
- set Server response timeout to different value (note that maximum is 6000, so 9999 won't fit)
- go to Stored sessions tab
- click Set defaults
- confirm setting defaults
- exit WinSCP
- start WinSCP
- go to Connection tab
- the value I've set before is there
Does this work for you?
- start WinSCP
- go to Connection tab
- set Server response timeout to different value (note that maximum is 6000, so 9999 won't fit)
- go to Stored sessions tab
- click Set defaults
- confirm setting defaults
- exit WinSCP
- start WinSCP
- go to Connection tab
- the value I've set before is there
Does this work for you?
- black_ps
in the default session
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- martin
Re: server response timeout
Where do you set it to 99999? Do you save you settings to stored session or default settings then? Or do you expect it to persist automatically?
- black_ps
server response timeout
if you set "server response timeout" if you set it at 99999 for example or something like and connect to ftp , then you exit winscp and enter again the "server response timeout" will be 15 again,is this a bug ? using 4.1.9 build 416 using Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2.