| FTP::FTPupload | ||
| Description | ||
| Upload one or more files to the specified remote host using standard FTP. | ||
| FTPupload - FTP Server | ||
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| Options | ||
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Hostname |
The hostname or ip-address of the computer to connect to. | |
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Username |
FTP username. | |
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Password |
FTP password. | |
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Port |
FTP port (default is 21). | |
| FTPupload - Source | ||
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| Options | ||
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File
to upload |
The file or directory that must be uploaded to the FTP server. | |
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Upload
Multiple Files |
When checked, multiple files can be uploaded. | |
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Include
Subdirectoires |
Only valid when "Upload Multiple Files" is enabled. | |
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Filemask |
Only valid when "Upload Multiple Files" is enabled. All files matching this mask will be uploaded. Supports standard wildcards. | |
| FTPupload - Destination | ||
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| Options | ||
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Destination
Folder |
Directory to which the file will be uploaded. | |
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Create
Missing Directories |
When checked, all missing directories will be automatically created on the FTP server. | |
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Filename |
Optional filename to use on the FTP server. | |
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Rename
After Upload |
If enabled, the file will be uploaded using it's original filename (or the Temp Filename) and once the upload is complete, the file will be renamed to the correct filename. | |
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Temp
Filename |
Optional temporary filename. The file will be uploaded using this filename and once the upload is complete, the file will be renamed to the correct filename. | |
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Generate
Random Filename |
If enabled, the file will be uploaded using a random filename which consist of the characters a-Z and 0-9. Once the upload is complete, the file will be renamed to the correct filename. | |
| FTPupload - Options | ||
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| Options | ||
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Blocksize |
Blocksize in bytes used for the transfer (default is 8192). | |
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Timeout |
Time in seconds after which an FTP command will timeout. | |
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Retries |
Number of times the plugin will try to upload thefile when an error occurs. | |
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Throttle |
Maximize the transfer rate to the specified kilobytes per second (0 is now limit). | |
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Passive |
When checked, passive-mode will be used. | |
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Secure
Passive |
A PASV command is sent to the server and it responds with an address and port, but the connection is encrypted and there is an intermediate NAT router/firewall that cannot update the address (because it is encrypted). In this case (when SecurePassive is used) the endpoint address of the control connection is used instead of the one returned by the PASV command. This technique is only used when SecurePassive is set and the control connection is encrypted (if not encrypted, SecurePassive and Passive are equivalent). | |
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Encoding |
Character encoding. | |
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Secure
Mode |
When checked, a minimal number of ftp-commands will be used to upload the file. | |
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Keep
Directory Structure |
When checked, the directory structure on the FTP server will be replicated in the destination folder. | |
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Transfer
Mode |
Transfer mode for download: Ascii or Image. | |
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Create
Logfile |
When checked, a tracelog will be written to the specified file. | |
| FTPupload - Proxy | ||
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| Options | ||
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Proxy
Type |
Type of proxy-server to use. Options are None, Socks V4, Socks V5, Site Hostname, USER, OPEN, Pipe, HTTP Connect. | |
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Host |
Hostname or ip-address of the proxy-server. | |
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Port |
Port of the proxy-server. | |
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Username |
Username to use for the connection with the proxy-server. | |
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Password |
Password to use for the connection with the proxy-server. | |