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o FALSE: File attributes will be stripped by realpath function.
Default
If omitted, SSH2 will use value FALSE.
Example
SFTPREALPATHFILEATTRIBUTEECHOED TRUE
Considerations
• One SFTP client that is known to call realpath() before accessing the remote file is PuTTY. Special processing
has been implemented for PuTTY: The SFTP server checks the client version string to detect a PuTTY client. If
a PuTTY client was detected the file attributes will be echoed independently of the setting of parameter
SFTPREALPATHFILEATTRIBUTEECHOED
• Parameter SFTPREALPATHFILEATTRIBUTEECHOED needs to be set to TRUE only for other SFTP clients
that call realpath() before accessing the remote file via put or get command.
SFTPSECONDARYEXTENTSIZE
Use this parameter to specify the secondary extent size for files that are created on the NonStop system.
Parameter Syntax
SFTPSECONDARYEXTENTSIZE extsize
Arguments
extsize
Specifies the value to be used.
Considerations
• The value can be overridden in "put" and "get" commands using the extended syntax described in "
Extended
Syntax for Creation of New Guardian Files" section of the "SFTP Client Reference" chapter.
Default
If omitted, SSH2 will use a value of 100.
Example
SFTPSECONDARYEXTENTSIZE 200
SFTPUPSHIFTGUARDIANFILENAMES
Use this parameter to enforce uppercase characters for Guardian file names sent using the "mput" command from a
NonStop server to a remote ssh server.
Parameter Syntax
SFTPUPSHIFTGUARDIANFILENAMES TRUE|FALSE
Arguments
TRUE|FALSE
Specifies whether the remote target file names are upshifted when Guardian files are transferred using the
"mput" command:
o TRUE: Target file names will be upshifted.
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