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| − | As of client version 3.3.3, an example of this file can be found in /docs. Its contents are the following:
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| − | <blockquote><pre>
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| − | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
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| − | <!-- fzdefaults.xml documentation
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| − | The file fzdefaults.xml is used to provide system-wide default settings for
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| − | FileZilla.
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| − | Usage:
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| − | - Windows:
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| − | Put the file fzdefaults.xml into the same directory as filezilla.exe
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| − | - OS X:
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| − | Modify the app bundle, put fzdefaults.xml into the
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| − | Contents/SharedSupport/ subdirectory
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| − | - Other:
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| − | Put fzdefaults.xml into one of the following directories (in order of precedence):
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| − | - ~/.filezilla
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| − | - /etc/filezilla
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| − | - share/filezilla subdirectory of the install prefix.
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| − | Default site manager entries:
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| − | Create some new Site Manager entries and export the list of sites. Rename
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| − | the resulting XML file to fzdefaults.xml or copy the <Servers> block in it
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| − | to fzdefaults.xml. See example below.
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| − | Global configuration settings
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| − | Location of settings directory:
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| − | By default, FileZilla stores its settings in the user's home directory. If
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| − | you want to change this location, modify the "Config Location" setting (see
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| − | "Config Location" either accepts absolute paths or paths relative to the
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| − | location of fzdefaults.xml
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| − | You can also use environment variables by preceding them with the dollar
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| − | sign, e.g. "$HOME/foo".
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| − | Use $$ to denote a path containing dollar signs, e.g. "c:\$$foobar\" if
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| − | settings should be located in "c:\$foobar".
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| − | A single dot denotes the directory containing fzdefaults.xml
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| − | Kiosk mode
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| − | If the "Kiosk mode" setting is set to 1, FileZilla will not write any
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| − | passwords to disk. If set to 2, FileZilla will not write to any
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| − | configuration file. The latter is useful if FileZilla gets executed from
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| − | read-only media.
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| − | Disable update check
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| − | If the "Disable update check" setting is set to 1, the capability to
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| − | -->
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| | <FileZilla3> | | <FileZilla3> |
| − | <Settings>
| + | <Settings> |
| − | <Setting name="Config Location">$SOMEDIR/filezilla/</Setting>
| + | <Setting name="Disable update check">1</Setting> |
| − | <Setting name="Kiosk mode">0</Setting>
| + | </Settings> |
| − | <Setting name="Disable update check">0</Setting>
| + | <Servers> |
| − | </Settings>
| + | </Servers> |
| − | <Servers>
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| − | <Server>
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| − | <Host>ftp.gnu.org</Host>
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| − | <Port>21</Port>
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| − | <Protocol>0</Protocol>
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| − | <Type>0</Type>
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| − | <Logontype>0</Logontype>
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| − | <User>anonymous</User>
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| − | <Pass>someone@example.com</Pass>
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| − | <TimezoneOffset>0</TimezoneOffset>
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| − | <PasvMode>MODE_DEFAULT</PasvMode>
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| − | <MaximumMultipleConnections>0</MaximumMultipleConnections>
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| − | <EncodingType>Auto</EncodingType>
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| − | <Comments></Comments>
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| − | <LocalDir></LocalDir>
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| − | <RemoteDir></RemoteDir>Primary GNU download server
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| − | </Server>
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| − | </Servers>
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| | </FileZilla3> | | </FileZilla3> |
| − | </pre></blockquote>
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