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; Note: logical values may be specified as 0/1 or yes/no.
;
[network]
;
; your name for anonymous transfers
;
;anonymous-name=anonymous
;
; your password for anonymous logins. Insert your e-mail address here
;
anonymous-password="your-e-mail-address"
;
; new since 0.51
;
; default ftp port. do not change unless you're know what are you doing.
; To make this feature useful create special directories for sites with
; nonstandard ports and set 'default-port' in them, not in general nftp.ini:
; nftp will look for initialization file in the current direcory first,
; then in the path
;
;default-port=21
;
; new since 0.80
;
; interval (in seconds) between retries when anonymous login failed.
; set to 0 to disable retries. default is 5 minutes
;
;login-retry=300
; new since 0.80
;
[firewalling]
;
; The firewall descriptions below are taken from WS_FTP docs.
;
; your firewall type:
; 0 - no firewalling (default)
; 1 - SITE hostname
; Firewall host, userid and password are required.
; User is logged on the firewall and the remote connection is
; established using SITE remote_host.
; 2 - USER after logon
; Firewall host, userid and password are required.
; User is logged on the firewall and the remote connection is
; established using USER remote_userid@remote_host
; 3 - USER with no logon
; Firewall host required, userid and password are ignored.
; USER remote_userid@remote_host is sent to firewall upon initial
; connection.
; 4 - Proxy OPEN
; Firewall host required, userid and password are ignored.
; OPEN remote_host is sent to firewall upon initial connection.
;
;firewall-type=0
;
;firewall-host=
;
;firewall-login=
;
;firewall-password=
;
;firewall-port=
;
; There is another kind of firewall, which is not specifically
; configured. A router-based firewall is one which allows connections
; to be established in one direction only. The router itself is
; invisible to the user. However, the default mode within FTP is
; that "data" connections are established by the server rather than
; the client. To work with a router-based firewall requires using
; the PASV Mode of FTP.
;
;use-PASV-mode=0
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[registration]
name=
code=
message=1
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[options]
;
; dereference symlinks on server. Setting to 0 is not recommended
;
;dereference-links=1
;
; Include files starting with "." into list ?
;
;show-dotted=1
;
; Debugging. Do not set to 1 unless nftp goes crazy. Produces huge logs
;
;debug=0
;
; whether to beep at the end of transfer
;
;transfer-bell=1
;
; whether to beep when logged in
;
;login-bell=1
;
; whether to pause at transfer stats screen at the end of transfer
;
;transfer-pause=1
;
; whether to log transfers. Pretty useful option to keep history and
; statistics
;
;log-transfers=1
;
; name of transfer log. This may be global file (one for several instances
; of nftp running simultaneously).
;
log-transfers-name=".\nftp.fls"
;
; whether to ask to save current host/dir as bookmark at logoff.
; D'you remember that nCftp does this always?
;
;save-bookmark-at-logoff=0
;
; where to save bookmark information. This may be global file (one for
; several instances of nftp).
;
bookmarks-file=".\nftp.mrk"
;
; external program invoked by Alt-F3. Substitute your favourite viewer/editor
;
;text-viewer="tedit.exe"
;
; whether to switch to Control Connection Window automatically when
; sending commands to server
;
;auto-switch-to-control=0
;
; next items are new since 0.5
;
; default directory sort.
; 0-unsorted, 1-by name, 2-by ext, 3-by size, 4-by time
;
;default-sort=0
;
; new since 0.70
;
; if this parameter is set, nftp will change into this directory
; after start
;
;default-download-path=
;
; default view of remote directory. 1 - raw (as supplied by server),
; 2 - parsed (owner/group removed)
;
;default-dir-mode=1
;
; new since 0.80
;
; whether to set time/date of retrieved file to original values
; (as stored on server)
;
;preserve-timestamp=yes
; Colours are hexadecimal. First digit - foreground, second - background
; Add 80 to blink
;
; Fore Fore Back
; 00 black 08 darkgrey 00 black
; 01 blue 09 light blue 10 blue
; 02 green 0a light green 20 green
; 03 cyan 0b light cyan 30 cyan
; 04 red 0c light red 40 red
; 05 magenta 0d light magenta 50 magenta
; 06 brown 0e yellow 60 brown
; 07 grey 0f white 70 grey
[colours]
;pointer-marked-dir=3e
;pointer-marked=3e
;pointer-dir=3a
;pointer=30
;marked-dir=0e
;marked=0e
;dir=02
;regular-file=07
;status=17
;transfer-status=17
;dialog-box-text=17
;dialog-box-selected=7f
;controlconn-header=17
;controlconn-respline=07
;controlconn-command=0a
;controlconn-comment=0c
;bookmark-background=70
;bookmark-pointer=30
;; next items are new since 0.2
;dialog-box-entryfield=30
; next items are new since 0.5
;help=30
;dialog-box-text-warn=47
;viewer-text=07
;viewer-header=30
; next items are new since 0.7
;status-local=1f
; next items are new since 0.80
;viewer-foundtext=0c
; Key definitions. Please note that keys should NEVER overlap, i.e. there are
; no keystrokes which act differently in different modes. You can assign
; several keystrokes to the same action; separate them by commas, e.g.:
; enter-directory=enter,ctrl-pgdn
;
; Do not assign character keys like 'a', '4', arrow keys, Esc.
;
; Some keys (e.g., ctrl-ampersand) do not work at all; don't be surprised.
; Valid combinations are listed in the manual.
;
; Three-key combinations (like Ctrl-Shift-Left) cannot be used.
;
; Recommended assignments are alt-something, ctrl-something, f1-f12.
;
; Many default key assignments were borrowed from Norton Commander
; and File Commander/2.
;
; Default keystrokes still perform the same functions if not assigned.
; To bind a key to nothing, list it in "nothing=" line.
;
; Available key names are (they are not case-sensitive, except standalone
; character keys like 'a' and 'A'):
;
; backspace tab enter esc lrbracket([) rrbracket(]) minus plus space
; semicolon apostrophe backapostrophe backslash comma period slash
; colon doublequote lcbracket({) rcbracket(}) questionmark lessthan
; greaterthan underline equalsign lparenth"(" rparenth")" ampersand vertline(|)
; percentsign caret(^) dollar grate(#) at(@) exclamation approx(~)
; asterisk f1..f12 insert delete home end pgup pgdn numslash numasterisk
; numminus numplus numenter left right up down gold('5' on numeric keypad)
; a..z A..Z 0..9
;
; Uncomment and change value to customize
[keys]
;; binds key to "no action"
;nothing=
;; switches between file manager and control connection. default: space
;switch-to-cc=space
;; switches between local and remote file view. default: tab
;switch-local-remote=tab
;; switches to raw directory view
;directory-mode-raw=ctrl-w
;; switches to parsed directory view
;directory-mode-parsed=ctrl-p
;; send command to ftp server verbatim. default: alt-q
;quote=alt-q
;; save current remote directory as bookmark. default: f4
;save-bookmark=f4
;; exit NFTP. default: f10
;exit=f10
;; log off. default: ctrl-k
;logoff=ctrl-k
;; switches autoswitching to control connection on/off. default: alt-f
;autocontrol=ctrl-a
;; redraws screen (do not re-reads remote directory). default: ctrl-d
;screen-redraw=ctrl-d
;; log in to server from bookmark list. default: ctrl-b
;bookmarks=ctrl-b
;; log in to anonymous ftp server, enter server name. default: ctrl-l
;login-anonymous=ctrl-l
;; log in to private ftp server, enter server name/login/password. default: ctrl-n
;login_named=ctrl-n
;; switches transfer mode between ASCII/BINARY. default: ctrl-t
;change-transfer-mode=ctrl-t
;; enter remote directory name and c