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FTP Source dialog box
The FTP Source dialog box enables you to select a file or a
directory from a remote server.
Basic tab Protocol Choose the protocol to use to access the remote files. For the moment, Ellié Computing Merge supports FTP and secured FTP (via SSL). Host Name/Address Server domain or IP address of the remote server. More details about the host syntax in an URL. Port Select the port number to use on the remote server. If left empty, the port number will be set to the default port value for the selected protocol. Anonymous login If checked, the connection to the remote server will be anonymous (e.g. it will use the 'anonymous' login). Nevertheless, if a password is required, the email address specified in the Application FTP Options. Save password If checked, this option will make the password saved in the Ellié Computing Status/Template file. Thus, you will not be prompted again when reopening the document from the template or status file. The password will be encrypted using the Blowfish algorithm. Username/Password Account info to use to access the remote server Advanced tab Use N parrallel connections Ellié Computing Merge can handle concurrent connexions towards a given server. It enables parrallel transfers of files (downloads and uploads). Passive mode If there is a firewall between your computer and the server's network, you will probably want to check this. Try recursive listing If the server supports recursive listing, use this option so as to receive all the folder structure at once. This improves the software performance when you want to operate on full tree structure, overall with slow FTP servers and many sub-folders. Folders view opened in non-recursive mode ignore this flag and list non-recursively. Do not use proxy Prevent the use of the proxy. This is useful when connecting to a server of your local network whereas connecting to Internet would need a proxy. You can also use the Do not use proxy for server matching these patterns in Firewall / Proxy options. Prevent PASV command overlap When checked, this option forces the synchronization of the
multiple parallel connections so that at a given time no more
than 1 PASV command is active. It seems that some FTP server
versions (Microsoft IIS) is not multi-connection safe and
replies several times with the same port (actually mixing the
data connections). Upgrate to SSL with AUTH command Use this when connecting to an FTP server supporting
explicit SSL to activate SSL encryption. This option differs
from ftps:// URLs because such URLs expect implicit SSL (i.e.
no command to tell that SSL is activated). Implicit SSL is
somewhat deprecated in particular because some servers do not
expect data connection to be encrypted using implicit SSL (in
contrary to Ellié Computing Merge). Verify peer certificate authenticity (SSL) Uncheck this option if you know that the target server has
transient certification problems or is a test server from your
own, for which you issued a certificate by
yourself (without register it through a well known
Certificate Authority). Alternatively, you can add the public certificate of the
target server in the "ca-bundle.crt" file in Ellié
Computing Merge directory. This is much more secure. Verify host (SSL) Sometimes a valid certificate is returned but for another host, check this if you know that your target server has this problem. Press F1 or click on the Help button while in this dialog box will show this topic. See also |
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