Secure FTP Applet parameters:
Required:
License code:
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Recommended:
Registered user:
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Registered company:
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Optional:
Global bookmarks:
You can generate a global bookmark file by using the Secure FTP desktop
application, create local bookmarks, and then copy the bookmark file
(found in /.secureftp/bookmarks.xml) to a webserver.
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Hostname:
If you set this parameter, "Open Connection" will only allow for this
host to connect to. Additionally, it will automatically connect to this
server on startup. If you want to allow for other connections, you will
need to set a global bookmark.
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Port:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
By default Secure FTP Applet guesses which port to use based on the
security mode.
No security == 21, Explicit SSL == 21, Implicit SSL == 990
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Security mode:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
none: no security
implicit_ssl: use implicit ssl
explicit_ssl (default): use explicit ssl
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Allow downloading folders/files:
Default is true.
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Allow uploading folders/files:
Default is true.
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Allow sending raw command:
Default is true.
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Username:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
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Password:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
To get an encrypted version of you password, you will need to run,
java -cp secureftp2.jar com.glub.secureftp.client.cli.EncryptPassword
and take the output after "ENCRYPTED:"
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Encrypt Data with SSL:
A hostname and SSL connection is required to be set to use this value.
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Use passive data connection:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
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Login anonymously:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
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Use Clear Command Channel:
A hostname, explicit SSL control connection, and active data connection
is required to be set to use this value.
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Starting local directory:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
Secure FTP Applet will resolve "~" to the client's home directory. In many
cases "~/Desktop" resolves to the user's Desktop.
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Starting remote directory:
A hostname is required to be set to use this value.
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SOCKS hostname:
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SOCKS port:
A proxy hostname is required to be set to use this value.
By default, port 1080 is set.
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SOCKS user:
A proxy hostname is required to be set to use this value.
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SOCKS password:
A proxy hostname is required to be set to use this value.
Encrypt the password in the same way you would encrypt a bookmark password
(see above).
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Use stored proxy:
A hostname and proxy information is required to be set to use this value.
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Show hidden files:
Default is false.
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Show full column listing:
Default is false.
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Uze Mode Z compression:
Default is true.
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Show Open Connection dialog on startup:
Default is true.
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Show warning when disconnecting via tab:
Default is true.
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Force passive data connection to use control channel IP:
Default is false.
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Keep-alive connection time:
Off by default. Time must be greater than 5 seconds, or 0 for off.
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Local divider location:
By default 200 pixels. Separates local directory listing from remote
connection listing.
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Remote divider location:
Separates remote connection listing from logging panel.
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Default transfer mode:
Default 2 (auto). Text/Ascii = 0, Binary = 1