[Solved] SFTP-Plugin: how to disable warning for a certain server?

[Feriman]

Hi,

Is there a way to disable this warning for a certain server?
Image: https://i.ibb.co/dkcW7xJ/dl.png

I do not see that there is any possibility for that here:
Image: https://i.ibb.co/1f2D5G4/option.png

Thanks,
Feriman

[JOUBE]

Is there a way to disable this warning for a certain server?
Image: https://i.ibb.co/dkcW7xJ/dl.png

I do not see that there is any possibility for that here:
Image: https://i.ibb.co/1f2D5G4/option.png

As scp standard supports only up to 2GB, the warning message in your img1 is ok. As we can see in your img2 you have everything set to scp. If the server also supports sftp during transfer, you can avoid the error message by unchecking the (force of) use of scp for everything and by unchecking the (force of) scp for data transfer.

Even if your server supports more than 2GB via scp, this is not guaranteed *), so the message is just a warning of data loss. You then assume responsibility for this by confirming the warning message, and not the plugin.

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*) e. g. if the server is updated or the server configuration is changed...

[Feriman]

Thx for the info! It's OK for me like that.

[ghisler(Author)]

This happens when the server isn't detected as 64-bit. You need to manually add the line
largefilesupport=1
to the affected server section in sftpplug.ini. Be warned that file transfers >2GB (or >4GB on some systems) may be damaged, so double check that it does work correctly.

[JOUBE]

largefilesupport=1

Interesting. This is apparently an option with/of libssh2. Could you please document this and all other options from sftpplug.ini, because I didn't find anything about it in the forum or in the plugin. For example - the easiest way - is within the readme.txt, that comes with the plugin.