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| !!!FTP / SFTP Welcome message: \\ |
| [{Image src='misc1.jpg' width='1440' height='..' align='left' style='..' class='..' }] |
| !!FTP / SFTP Welcome message: \\ |
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| !!!Default Character Encoding(FTP)\\ |
| !!Default Character Encoding(FTP)\\ |
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| !!!POSIX OS X / Linux / Unix \\ |
| !!POSIX OS X / Linux / Unix \\ |
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| !!!Timezone Offset: \\ |
| !!Timezone Offset: \\ |
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| !!!File extension to add to uploads that are in progress:\\ |
| !!File extension to add to uploads that are in progress:\\ |
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| !!!Delete partial uploads.\\ |
| !!Delete partial uploads.\\ |
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| !!!Create home folder paths at login\\ |
| !!Create home folder paths at login\\ |
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| !!!Disable MDTM modifications\\ |
| !!Disable MDTM modifications\\ |
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| !!!Custom User Session Log Path:\\ |
| !!Custom User Session Log Path:\\ |
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| !!!Filename Filters:\\ |
| __placeholdar__\\ |
| !!!Block access to any path matching these patterns:\\ |
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| !!Filename Filters:\\ |
| Filename filters allow you to remove certain file types from being listed in directory listings, or from being uploaded or downloaded. Usually this will be like hiding files that start with a '.' (dotfiles). The __Add__ button can be used to add inbuilt rule types, where __L__ stands for __listing__, __D download__, __U upload__, __R rename__, __X delete__. The posistion on the filename string where we begin matching the filter: __S starts with__, __E ends with__, __C contains__, __R regular expression__ (matched against the whole filename). For a regular expression need to prepend the __REGEX:__ literal. The expression itself can be simple pattern or Java style regular expression. Finally, the filter itself. Examples:\\ |
| simple rule, block upload for files that end in .txt |
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| :UE:.txt |
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| pattern, block delete of .txt files with regex filter |
| {{{ |
| :XR:REGEX:.*\.txt; |
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| negated, list all except .pdf files |
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| :LE:!.pdf; |
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| !!Block access to any path matching these patterns:\\ |
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| !!!Notes about this user(these are only for your reference and are not shared with the users):\\ |
| A per-user notes field for the admins.\\ |
| !!!Extra Text References:\\ |
| A field to add custom user attributes. These items can be referenced throughout CrushFTP for extra customizations. They are referenced with a {user_x_itemName}. So if you had an item named firstName you would reference it with {user_x_firstName}.\\ |
| !!Notes about this user(these are only for your reference and are not shared with the users):\\ |
| Notes about this user might be useful when keeping track of contact info for a user, or what the account is for.\\ |
| !!Extra Text References:\\ |
| Extra text references allows you to make variables that can be referenced in places like the WebInterface forms. These items can be referenced throughout CrushFTP for extra customizations. They are referenced with a {user_x_itemName}. So if you had an item named firstName you would reference it with {user_x_firstName}.\\ |
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