Table of Contents
- Why FTP?
- How FTP/SFTP Works
- FTP
- SFTP
- New in WS_FTP Version 8.0
- System Requirements
- Installing WS_FTP Pro
- Logging Onto an FTP Site
- Interfaces for Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP and NT
- The Classic Interface of WS_FTP Pro
- The Explorer Interface of WS_FTP Pro
- Browser Integration
- Other Ipswitch WS_FTP Products
- WS_FTP Server
- WS_FTP Pro Development Kit
- Getting Updates and Giving Feedback
- Accessibility
- Making your First Connection
- Transferring a File
- WS_FTP Pro Toolbar
- Anonymous Connections
- Assistance Center
- Using the Help System
- Using Site Profiles
- Connect to Remote Host Dialog
- Host Info Dialog of Site Options
- Organizing Sites
- Automatic Connections
- Connect to Default Site
- Open with last local and remote folders
- Alternate Connecting Methods
- Sites Menu
- Recent Sites
- Quick Connect
- Address Bar
- Internet Connection Settings
- Passive Mode
- Ways to Transfer Files
- Using the Transfer Arrows
- Drag and Drop
- Copy and Paste
- Batch Mode
- Using the Transfer Manager
- Upload Wizard
- Hotdrop Folder
- Transfer Modes
- Automatic Retry
- Resuming a Failed Transfer
- Multipart Transfers
- Viewing and Navigating
- Thumbnails View
- Working with Files and Folders
- Click and Drag for Organization
- Active Edit
- Changing the File Permissions for UNIX Sites
- Background Information
- Overview
- Using the Explorer Interface
- Configuring a Site
- Making a Connection
- Transferring Files
- What is the Transfer Manager?
- Transfer Manager Dialogs
- Transfer Manager Transfers Tab
- Transfer Manager History Tab
- Request Properties
- Log Window
- Operation After Transfers
- SSL
- How to make an SSL connection
- Client Certificate Verification
- Generating a Certificate
- Importing a Certificate
- Selecting a Certificate
- Trusted Authorities
- Adding a Certificate
- Exporting a Certificate
- Removing a Certificate
- Non-Trusted Certificate
- SSH
- How to make an SSH connection
- SSL vs. SSH
- Using a NAT Firewall
- To configure SSL through a NAT Firewall
- Using the Synchronize Utility
- Synchronize Dialog
- Example
- Using a Control File
- Exclusions
- Exclusion Examples
- Using the Synchronize Utility from the Command Line
- Using the Find Utility
- Using the Search Results
- Examples
- Finding a File When You Are Not Sure of Its Name
- Finding a File Modified During a Specific Time Period
- Finding a File in a Particular Folder
- Finding a File Smaller Than a Certain Size
- Using Scripting
- Writing and Debugging Scripts
- Executing Scripts
- Executing a Script from the Command Prompt
- Running a Script from the Scripting Utility
- Example
- Using the Scheduler
- Examples
- Adding a Script to the Scheduler
- Updating a Web Site on a Nightly Basis
- Multiple Firewalls
- Firewall Types
- Configuring a Firewall
- Using a Configured Firewall
- Basic Command Line Syntax
- Site Information
- Transfer Source
- Transfer Destination
- File Transfer Options
- Uploading Files
- Downloading Files
- Renaming Files
- Transferring multiple files from the same location
- Converting File Names to Lower Case
- File Transfer Modes
- Transferring Files and Folders with Spaces in the Name
- Enclosing the Command Line in Quotes
- Using the MS-DOS Name
- Using a Batch File
- Multiple Folders or Commands
- Pre-scheduled Transfers ("Automated Transfers")
- Extras
- Summary
- What is a FireScript?
- FireScript Components
- The fwsc Section
- The Comment Section
- The Script Section
- The Connection Sequence
- The FireScript Language
- FireScript Variables
- String Expansion
- Function Expressions
- FireScript Statements
- Switch Statements
- Case Statements
- Examples of Case Statements
- Continue
- Jumps and Labels
- Return
- Autodetect
- SSL Statements
- FireScript Key Words
- FireScript reserved words
- FireScript statements
- FireScript intrinsic functions
- FireScript intrinsic variables
- "Blocking call canceled"
- "Connection refused" or "Connection closed by remote"
- "Disk quota exceeded"
- "File too large to download"
- "Logon failure; Quitting."
- "MDTM"
- "User access denied"