SFTPplug v10.0.0.19 - fix uploaded files left open

Fixes a file-handle leak after SFTP and native SCP uploads.

The transfer data was fully written, but the underlying libssh2 SFTP handle or SCP channel remained open until the entire connection was disconnected. On Linux and OpenWrt, attempting to execute an uploaded file could then fail with:

Text file busy

SFTPplug v10.0.0.18 - custom SFTP server command

Adds support for starting SFTP through a custom server command.

This is useful for SSH servers where the standard sftp subsystem request fails, but an SFTP server binary can be executed manually. One example is OpenWrt 25.x with Dropbear.

Usage

Open the connection settings dialog and set:

SFTP server command: /usr/lib/sftp-server

The same value is stored in sftpplug.ini as:

sftpservercommand=/usr/lib/sftp-server

For normal OpenSSH servers, leave this field empty.

Installation

This release contains the x64 plugin build only.

Close Total Commander before replacing files. Depending on how the plugin is installed, replace one or both files:

C:\Program Files\totalcmd\Plugins\wfx\sftpplug\SFTPplug.wfx64
C:\Program Files\totalcmd\Plugins\wfx\sftpplug\64\sftpplug.wfx64

Use the same SFTPplug.wfx64 binary from the archive for both targets if both files exist.

Checksums

Archive SHA256:

EC98ADF892A76EED2398F14E6358156F6DA1FE75061A7B90AE289788A880FF02

SFTPplug.wfx64 SHA256:

EEA988ADD38E3DF56AAD0376C548D7E4AD4C6090C5CE82A8F9EC5B36CC805E2C