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I have a C# app that connects to a SFTP server to transfer log files. The app achieves this by using WinSCP .NET assembly to connect to the server. How do I securely store the .ppk private key file such that the user is not able to take this file to access the SFTP for themselves? http://winscp.net/eng/docs/library#csharp Based on the way the library reference the .ppk , it may not be possible to avoid storing the .ppk file on the local disk during run-time? Thanks in advance. There's generally no way to hide any kind of credentials that (any) application possess from the end user. You can

Hi have a WinSCP script to put a file on remote server using SFTP, which is working fine. But I would enable logging to a text file on a local directory. I have the following script option batch on option confirm off # connect minute session open sftp://xyz.com:22/ -privatekey=E:\PK\*.ppk # force binary mode transfer option transfer ascii # navigate to mediacom and put file lcd "E:\export\" cd /mediacom/testdir put "CI_Tst.tab" # disconnect daily session close # exit WinScP exit Many I know how I can log results of above script to a local file? To enable logging, use the /log= command-line

In order to access a remote shared folder, I need to indicate the username and password. However, I have no idea where to put it in my WinSCP code. open ftps://ftpuser:password@hostname/ -explicit -certificate="key" cd Results lcd \\networkname\sharedfolder\folder\ put * This produces an error which is: Error changing directory to '...'. Any idea? Thanks Martin Prikryl The error "Error changing directory" , which you are getting is most probably caused by the lcd command . In Windows, the current working directory cannot be an UNC path (the \\networkname ). Instead of changing the current