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;------------------------------------------------------------------
; iFTP v2.1d
; (c) 1998 copyright Santronics Software Inc.
;------------------------------------------------------------------
//========================================================================
// Section: Setup
//
// This section defines some default options
//
// LogKeepDays When trimming log, # of days to keep, see /TRIM
// SaveDate 0/1 (Downloads) Save local File date using remote date
// UseGMTDate 0/1 v2.1d - since some FTP servers use the GMT time for
// the file date, 0 will match the same date while 1 will
// use the local machine GMT translation. Recommend 0.
// Editor Default Editor for EDIT script command
// ServerLog 0/1, Server FTP server responses in IFTPSERV.LOG
// UseCache 1/0, Enable Caching
// Debug 0/1, Enable Verbose Scripting, Async Debug Logging.
// UploadCase 0/1/2, Upload filename, 0 as it, 1 lower 2 upper
// DnloadCase 0/1/2, Downdown filename, 0 as it, 1 lower 2 upper
// LogFilePath Location of IFTP.LOG, default is iftp.exe location
// AltScriptPath Alternate location of Script files
// UseFastGet 0/1, Skip Search for single file gets
// DialTimeout Dial Timeout (millisecs, default is 90000 (90 secs))
// FixedIPAddress Fixed IP address if you are using one
//========================================================================
[Setup]
LogKeepDays=4
SaveDate=0
UseGmtDate=0
Editor=
ServerLog=0
UseCache=0
Debug=0
UploadCase=1
DnloadCase=1
LogFilePath=
AltScriptPath=
UseFastGet=0
DialTimeout=
FixedIPAddress=
//========================================================================
// Section: Proxy
// Version: 2.1d
//
// This section defines proxy information.
//
// Access Defines Proxy Access Type (default is 1)
//
// 0 Use IE 4.0 Proxy Preconfiguration, if any.
// 1 Direct to Net, bypass proxy (default)
// 2 Via gateway
// 3 Use ProxyServer and ProxyByList defined
//
// ServerList Define proxy server(s) using the format:
// host:port;host:port
//
// ByPassList Define a bypass list separated by semi-colons. i.e.,
// www.santronics.com;<local> use the word <local> to
// by pass any host name that does not contain a period.
// Masking can be used.
//
//========================================================================
[Proxy]
Access=0
ServerList=
ByPassList=
//========================================================================
// Section: Asynchronous
//
// This section defines some socket mode operation. See IFTPCODE.TXT
// for detail information on Asynchronous operations.
//
// Socket 0/1, Open the socket in asynchronous mode
// Dial 0/1, Enable asynchronous during RAS/DUN (Dialing)
// Connect 0/1, Enable asynchronous during connections
// Search 0/1, Enable asynchronous during directory searches
// Download 0/1, Enable asynchronous during file downloads
// Upload 0/1, Enable asynchronous during file uploads
// ShowProgress 0/1, Enable Progress Indicator (Requires Socket=1)
//========================================================================
[Asynchronous]
Socket=0
Dial=0
Connect=0
Search=0
Download=0
Upload=0
ShowProgress=1
//========================================================================
// Section: [PPP[:EntryName]]
//
// This section defines account information for the RAS dialer
//
// [PPP] is the default account. [PPP:EntryName] allows for secondary
// PPP accounts.
//
// Entry DUN entry name to dial. This is the exact name as
// defined in Win95 Dialup Network or NT's RAS manager.
// UserName Userid for ISP account
// Password Password for your ISP account.
//
// Note: Username/Password is only required if you have not defined them
// in Win95/Win NT 4.0. For 3.51, you will need them here if you
// have not defined a SWITCH.INF script in the System32\Ras directory.
//========================================================================
[PPP]
Entry=elink
UserName=XXXXXXXXXX
Password=XXXXXXXXXXX
[PPP:SecondISP]
Entry=OtherISP
UserName=XXXXXXXXXXX
Password=XXXXXXXXXXXX
//========================================================================
// Section: Defaulthost
//
// These section defines the default FTP site when using the OPEN command.
// You may define [Alias] locations to define other FTP sites.
//
// Host Defines the FTP URL for the FTP client.
// UserId FTP account user name
// Password FTP account password
// EmailAddress Your Email Address
//========================================================================
[DefaultHost]
Host=ftp2.paonline.com
UserId=XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Password=XXXXXXXXXXXX
EmailAddress=hector@santronic.com
//========================================================================
// Section: [aliases]
//
// You can defined specific aliases to override the default host. They
// can be used with the OPEN command.
//========================================================================
[ftpsite]
host=ftp2.paonline.com
UserId=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Password=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
EmailAddress=hector@santronic.com