8.5.9 FTP Directives
Data will be sent to the host using the FTP protocol.
A FTP server must be running on the host side.
If no ftp.user or ftp.password properties are available then an authentication dialog is displayed with blank fields.
If ftp.user=*prompt or ftp.password=*prompt then an authentication dialog is displayed with blank fields.
If ftp.user=remoteuser then an authentication dialog is displayed with remoteuser in the user field.
If ftp.user=remoteuser and ftp.password=passphrase then no authentication dialog is displayed.
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ftp.name
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Description name displayed in the User Agent's Send message box.
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ftp.host
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URL of the FTP server.
Example: ftp://server1:21
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ftp.user
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Logon user or *prompt.
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ftp.password
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Logon password or *prompt.
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ftp.directory
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The FTP server directory that will receive the uploaded file.
A trailing slash must be present.
The filename is the same as the source filename.
Example: /upload/
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ftp.path
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The FTP server file that will be downloaded when using the get method.
The FTP server file that will receive the uploaded file when using the put method. This allows a fixed filename to be used for the receive file.
Example: /upload/fixedname.txt
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ftp.type
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Transfer type. *BINARY or *ASCII
Default. *BINARY.
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ftp.mode
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Data channel mode. *PASSIVE or *PORT.
Default: *PASSIVE.
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ftp.method
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Get or put a file. The default is to put a file.
GET
PUT
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