A fresh directory listing is obtained after the specified actions, hence the items shown in the display are an accurate reflection of what exists on the FTP server.
If the server can handle unusual characters in names, you can turn this option off.
After some actions like uploading, the names of items may change if the server cannot handle certain characters like spaces.
If you connect to such a server, you should select this option so that the listing shown is correct.
Click this button to delete all cached directory listings.
Warning: they cannot be undeleted and you cannot choose which ones to delete.
Directory listings are cached, giving fast display of directories, but the listing may be out of date.
Select ΓÇ£Refresh ListingΓÇ¥ in the FTP menu to refresh it.
Override the use of the cache by holding down the ΓÇÿcontrolΓÇÖ key before a listing starts.
Directory listings are not cached, giving up to date displays of directory listings, but which may take some time to gather over slow links or with large directories.
Two FTP commands are sent to get a directory listing.
When selected, two FTP commands are sent to get a directory listing.
One FTP command is sent to get a directory listing.
When selected, only one FTP command is sent to get a directory listing.
Alias files/folders will be resolved to their target items if the FTP server supports such a feature.
This is probably the better option since you can then see the actual target item and its attributes like its size and date.
Alias files/folders wonΓÇÖt be resolved to their target items, and the alias itself will shown.
You can still open or download the target however - you just wonΓÇÖt be able to see what the actual target (or its attributes like its size) is.
On unix systems, files that begin with ΓÇÿ.ΓÇÖ are usually not seen in directory (folder) listings and are considered invisible. Such files will however be displayed in any directory listings shown.
On unix systems, files that begin with ΓÇÿ.ΓÇÖ are usually not seen in directory (folder) listings and are considered invisible. Such files will not be displayed in any directory listings shown.
