I am using the GSSAPI login, but I would like to be able to share my session definitions with other users via a common winscp.ini file. However, it won't work as such, since I have to store my username in each session definition.
It would be better if the "username" acquisition was a bit more flexible, so that it could accept '.' to mean "use the console login credentials", %<env_var>% to get some variable value, a command line parameter, or if empty, then prompt for a username (but still use GSSAPI to acquire the ticket once it knows which to use)
The use of the %<env>% form would be to allow me to use something OTHER than the console login credentials (ones that I acquire for a different realm, after login, for instance). e.g. if my console login is davidm@olddomain.bank.com, but the remote machine only accepts david.m@newdomain.@bank.com