jalperin

Does winSCP not support the embedded mode? When I open it in embedded (using Win 7 x64), the WinSCP window opens outside RDM, anchored to upper left corner of main display, filling about 40% of the display, and it cannot be moved from there. (It can be resized, however.) Inside the tabbed portion of RDM is a copy of a portion of my wallpaper. Very odd! I'm using beta 5.9.0.22, but I believe this behavior occurred in earlier versions, too.

The link in the above post is incorrect and downloads version 5.8.0.0; changing it to the displayed text works, though.

In Sun VirtualBox, I've set up a number of different snapshots. From the VirtualBox GUI, it's possible to restore and then launch any snapshot; how about providing the capability to do this from RDM? It appears that this could be done from the VirtualBox command line. See documentation at http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html. Or maybe you could provide access to the command line.

In the connection tab for Sun VirtualBox, there's a drop down list of defined Virtual Machines. If the Virtual Machine name includes a space, only the first word is shown and any launch will fail as the name will be incorrect (truncated).

Wow! Looks like it's already in the latest beta 5.8.0.2 and works well. Not sure if this is possible, but it would be great if Remote Desktop Manager could read the list of WinSCP sessions (similar to what you do for Putty). Thanks for the great and speedy enhancement!

edited by jalperin on 5/6/2010

Yes. There are extensive command line options documented here: http://winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline.

I've got numerous stored sessions set up in WinSCP. How can I set up RDM Sessions to use these? (If I create an FTP type session in RDM, I don't see anywhere to specify a session or a command line option.)