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User12131

Ran into this too (my ISP added 15-minute-timeouts on everything over night ?!),
and while this is nice to update "new" connections, I'd rly need a "also update all the existing connections"
And since I connect from the GUI the fix from Global Keepalives option won't do it here :/

So if you're lucky and have gitbash(and so `sed`): 
# turn on for all sessions (ssh-null-type, default 30 seconds)
sed -i.bak -e '/\[Sessions\\/aPingType=1' ~/AppData/Roaming/WinSCP.ini

# turn on for all sessions (ssh-null-type, 5 minute timeout)
sed -i.bak -e '/\[Sessions\\/a PingType=1' -e '/\[Sessions\\/a PingInterval=5' -e '/\[Sessions\\/a PingIntervalSecs=0' ~/AppData/Roaming/WinSCP.ini
usovdm

Wonderfull! I love WinSCP.
Thank you!
usovdm

Keepalives by default for all new connections

Greetings.
I have wireless 3g internet and WinSCP losts all connections (with ethernet all works good).
To resolve issue I turn ON keepalives.
How I can to check keepalive by default for all new connections?

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