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* ''General'' describes the hostname, the Port number, the type of FTP server you will connect to (such as FTP or SFTP), the type of login that will take place, when appropriate, the user ID to use when connecting, optional the password required, optional the account information needed and finally some space to make comments about the site. | * ''General'' describes the hostname, the Port number, the type of FTP server you will connect to (such as FTP or SFTP), the type of login that will take place, when appropriate, the user ID to use when connecting, optional the password required, optional the account information needed and finally some space to make comments about the site. | ||
| − | * ''Advanced'' describes several advanced functions | + | * ''Advanced'' describes several advanced functions. |
** ''Servertype'' allows you to make a special selection for this FTP target. Most sites will work fine with the Default value, however some will require SFTP. | ** ''Servertype'' allows you to make a special selection for this FTP target. Most sites will work fine with the Default value, however some will require SFTP. | ||
** ''Bypass proxy'' Allows to bypass any proxy server. | ** ''Bypass proxy'' Allows to bypass any proxy server. | ||
Revision as of 21:24, 7 January 2009
FileZilla Site Manager
The Site Manager allows FileZilla client users to store information about their FTP sites.
Starting Site Manager
The Site Manager command is located under the File sub menu.
Site Manager Dialog
Use the Select Entry field to select the target site. Once selected you may either Connect to , Edit, Copy, Rename, or Discard the site.
You may also organize the sites you can refer to using FileZilla, by introducing a complete folder structure. Use the New Folder button to introduce or add folders.
In the edit section, several tabs are available for detailed information about the FTP location.
- General describes the hostname, the Port number, the type of FTP server you will connect to (such as FTP or SFTP), the type of login that will take place, when appropriate, the user ID to use when connecting, optional the password required, optional the account information needed and finally some space to make comments about the site.
- Advanced describes several advanced functions.
- Servertype allows you to make a special selection for this FTP target. Most sites will work fine with the Default value, however some will require SFTP.
- Bypass proxy Allows to bypass any proxy server.
- default local or remote directory fields allow for specific starting settings when activating a connection.
- Finally Time Zone Settings Allows to interpret time zone values for the FTP server different from its real settings.
- Transfer Settings specifies in more detail how transfer may take place.
- Charset specifies the character set used to communicate with the targeted FTP site.
