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These are the command-line arguments for [[FileZilla FTP Server|FileZilla Server]]. The Client command-line arguments can be found under [[Command-line arguments (Client)]].
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== FileZilla Server command-line arguments ==
 
Starting and stopping the service:
 
/start
/stop
 
Installing the service for manual startup:
 
/install
 
Installing the service for start at boot:
 
/install auto
 
Uninstalling service:
 
/uninstall
 
Reloading configuration at runtime:
 
/reload-config
 
According to [http://forum.filezilla-project.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=19267 botg's link]
 
/reload-config works by sending a window-message to the first instance of FileZilla Server it finds. In other words, not possible to specify instance. Not even the order in which it finds instances is defined.
 
Start and stop can be used together with /compat:<br>Note: That will start FileZilla Server as normal application and not as a service. Main purpose is for debugging.
 
/compat /start
/compat /stop
 
Change the service name & service display name: (0.9.33)<br>Note: This feature helps to create multiple instances.
 
/servicename SERVICENAME
/servicedisplayname SERVICEDISPLAYNAME

Revision as of 05:49, 25 August 2012

After a good few weeks of (many) attempts, i've filnlay got upto this tut without any errors! Thanks for doing them, literally the best series of php tutorials i've come across although at first I cursed at not having a copy of finished source code to compare it too, now that i've gone through all the bugs i accidentally created (and was able to understand why they were bugs!) myself, I feel like i've learnt *a lot* more than if I just copied the correct section from a finished source. Thanks!