wcx_ftp.ini
Description of settings for Total Commander's FTP configuration file, wcx_ftp.ini
(currently this page describes the settings mainly introduced in Total Commander version 6.54 or older.).
| [General] | General settings |
| Ascii=*.txt *.htm* | File extensions of files which should be recognized as text files |
| AutoDisconnect=0 | Defines what happens when the user tries to connect to another server in the same window, while another connection is active: 0: ask user (default) |
| ConnectRetries=20 | Number of connection retries for anonymous connections |
| E-Mail=xyz@server.com | E-Mail address, which is used as the password for anonymous connections |
| FtpInBackground=0 | If =1, FTP transfers will always be started in the background (separate connection) |
| FtpShowHidden=0 | 1: Check the option "FTP show hidden files" at startup (1/0) |
| GetModeFromLocalFile=0 | 1: The extension of the local file determines whether the file is transferred in automatic mode as binary or text (default: extension of remote file name). |
| Httptimeout=30 | Wait xx seconds for the response from the WEB server for HTTP downloads |
| LogFile=c:\Path\Log.txt | Write a log file with the specified name |
| LogFile2=c:\Path\Log2.txt | Write a log file with the specified name |
| PreferIPv6=-1 | -1 IPv6 disabled (default) 1 prefer IPv6 for servers which support both IPv4 and IPv6 |
| TcpKeepAlive=0 | 1: Use TCP keep alive for all connections: Useful for certain firewalls/router if the connection breaks very often. |
| TransferMode=I | Transfer mode when starting Total Commander:
A=Text |
| UploadBlockSize=512 | Size of upload buffer. On fast networks, you may try larger sizes like 1492 or even 8192 |
| WaitDelay=10 | Wait delay between two connection retries (in seconds) |
| WarnWrongMode=1 | 1: Warns when binary files are uploaded/downloaded in text mode 0: No warning (as with Total Commander 3.5x) |
| zlibratiobin=3 | Set MODE Z compression ratio (0..9) for binary uploads |
| zlibratiotxt=3 | Set MODE Z compression ratio (0..9) separately for text |
| [default] | |
| pasvmode=0 | 1: Always use passive mode for new connections 0: Always use active mode |
| LowercaseUpload=0 | 1: Convert filenames to lowercase during upload 0: Upload filenames as they are on disk |
| [firewall] | Settings for firewall or proxy server |
| host=localhost:80 | Name and port number of the firewall |
| password= | Password (not necessary for all firewalls) |
| username= | User name (not necessary for all firewalls) |
| Method=1 | Firewall method (order as in the firewall dialog box) |
| default=1 | 1: Always use Firewall for new connections 0: Do not use firewall for new connections |
| [connections] | List of the configured connections shown in the Connect dialog |
| 1=Site1 | |
| 2=Site2 | |
| [OldConnections] | List of connections made earlier in the dialog New Connection |
| 0=ftp://ftp.anysite.com/pub/subdir/ | |
| 1=user@ftp.anyprovider.com | |
| [Site1] | Connection details of one of the connections under [connections] |
| anonymous=1 | 1: Anonymous connection, 0: Connection with password |
| directory=/pub/subdir | Directory on the server, which is set after connecting |
| localdir=c:\local | Directory on the local machine, which is set after connecting |
| firewall=1 | 1: Use the server configured under section [Firewall] as a firewall/proxy |
| host=ftp.site1.com:2121 | Name of the server, if necessary the port (separated by a colon) |
| password=00000000000000 | Password, disguised (NOT encrypted, it's impossible by principle!) |
| pasvmode=0 | 0: Uses active mode (PORT command) 1: Uses passive mode (PASV command) - useful for certain firewalls |
| username=test | Username for the server |
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