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## pscp.exe and WinSCP integration
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### pscp.exe
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To send a file into the running session with [pscp.exe](http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html "PSCP from original PuTTY website") you have to select the **Send with pscp** item from the main menu, or press **CTRL+F3**. The file will be sent into the root of the account defined in the session. Binary **pscp.exe** should be in the same directory as **kitty.exe**. It is possible to define another path where the **pscp.exe** is located by setting the following entries in the **kitty.ini** file:
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[KiTTY]
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PSCPPath=C:\Program Files\PuTTY\kscp.exe
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pscpport=22
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You can also send a file or a directory with a simple drag'n drop into the session window.
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On UNIX system, to easily get a file, it is also possible to create this build-in ksh function:
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```bash
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get() {
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printf "\033]0;__pw:"`pwd`"\007" ;
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for file in ${*} ; do printf "\033]0;__rv:"${file}"\007" ; done ;
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printf "\033]0;__ti\007" ;
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}
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```
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### WinSCP
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To start a [WinSCP](http://www.winscp.net "WinSCP website") session (if **WinSCP** is installed), in the same **KiTTY** session, you have to select the **Start WinSCP** item in the main menu, or press **SHIFT+F3**. It is possible to define another path where the **WinSCP** program is located by setting the following entries in the **kitty.ini** file:.
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[KiTTY]
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WinSCPPath=C:\Program Files\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe
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**WinSCPPath** variable can also point to a **.BAT** Windows script file. It can be useful to pass specific setting to WinSCP binary. For example, if you need to log all **WinSCP** sessions:
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@ECHO OFF
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START "C:\Program Files\WinSCP\WinSCP.exe" /log="C:\winscp.log" "%1" "%2" "%3" "%4" "%5" "%6" "%7" "%8" "%9"
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On UNIX system it is possible to start a WinSCP session directly into the current directory with this build-in ksh function:
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```bash
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winscp() { printf "\033]0;__ws:"`pwd`"\007" ; printf "\033]0;__ti\007" ; }
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```
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or if you use TMUX:
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```bash
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winscp() { printf "\033Ptmux;\033\033]0;__ws:"`pwd`"\007\033\\" ; }
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```
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or this bash function:
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```bash
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winscp() { echo -ne "\033];__ws:${PWD}\007" ; }
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```
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### New settings
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New settings can be defined to manage the **pscp** and **WinSCP** integration:
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If defined, **SFTP Connect**, replace the connect sting from main configuration box (Host Name and port) to establish the **WinSCP** connection.
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It can be used to connect through a opened port from local ssh port foward. If the value is `:*` KiTTY chooses a random port, starts a forward connection with that port and set the **SFTP Connect** option to use that port.
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More informations about **WinSCP** optional parameters can be found at [WinSCP official documentation pages](https://winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline).
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