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| Constant | Description | Used by the functions |
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| ftpAccess | Type of date/time: Date/Time of the last access to the file | FTPDate,
FTPTime |
 Versions 21 and laterftpActiveMode New in version 21ftpActiveMode | Active connection to the FTP server. When transferring files, the client starts the transfer. This type of connection may be refused by some protected FTP servers. | FTPConnect |
| ftpASCIIMode | File transfer performed in ASCII mode: This mode is used to transfer data between two different types of operating systems, from UNIX to Windows for example: the transferred file is changed into the ASCII format of destination system. | FTPSend,
FTPGet |
| ftpBinaryMode | File transfer performed in binary mode: the file received is exactly identical to the file sent | FTPSend,
FTPGet |
| ftpCreation | Type of date/time: Date/Time of file creation | FTPDate,
FTPTime |
| ftpDirectory | Element to find: search performed on the directories only | FTPListFile |
| ftpErrorAuthentification | Notifies a connection error caused by an identification problem | FTPConnect |
Versions 21 and laterftpExtendedPassiveMode New in version 21ftpExtendedPassiveMode ftpExtendedPassiveMode | Extended passive connection to the FTP server (EPSV mode). When transferring files, the server takes the initiative for the transfer. This type of connection is used to step over some "firewalls". If the server does not support the extended passive mode (the FEAT command is sent to the server to find out the capacity), the connection is crippled in simple passive mode. | FTPConnect |
| ftpFile | Element to find: search performed on the files only | FTPListFile |
Versions 18 and laterftpIgnoreExpiredCertificate New in version 18ftpIgnoreExpiredCertificate ftpIgnoreExpiredCertificate | The certificate date is ignored. | FTPConnect |
Versions 18 and laterftpIgnoreInvalidCertificate New in version 18ftpIgnoreInvalidCertificate ftpIgnoreInvalidCertificate | The certificate is ignored. | FTPConnect |
Versions 18 and laterftpIgnoreInvalidCertificateName New in version 18ftpIgnoreInvalidCertificateName ftpIgnoreInvalidCertificateName | The site name specified in the certificate is ignored. | FTPConnect |
Versions 18 and laterftpIgnoreRevocation New in version 18ftpIgnoreRevocation ftpIgnoreRevocation | The certificate revocation is ignored. | FTPConnect |
| ftpModification | Type of date/time: Date/Time of the last modification made to the file | FTPDate,
FTPTime |
Versions 19 and laterftpParameterMode New in version 19ftpParameterMode ftpParameterMode | Selects the FTP operating mode. Two modes are available:- the functions for FTP management use the "wininet" module of Windows. This mode corresponds to the default operating mode of FTP functions.
- the functions for FTP management use an module independent of Windows and support the UTF8. Caution: In this mode, FTPCommand is not supported.
| FTPParameter |
Versions 21 and laterftpPassiveMode New in version 21ftpPassiveMode ftpPassiveMode | Passive connection to the FTP server (PASV mode). When transferring files, the server takes the initiative for the transfer. This type of connection is used to step over some "firewalls". Remark: If the connection to the server is in IPV6, the connection will be performed in extended passive mode (because the passive mode does not support IPV6). | FTPConnect |
Versions 23 and laterftpPassiveModeIgnoreIP New in version 23ftpPassiveModeIgnoreIP ftpPassiveModeIgnoreIP | Passive connection to the FTP server (PASV mode). When transferring files in passive mode, the server sets the port and IP address for data transfer. With this parameter, only the port is taken into account. The IP address is ignored.
This type of connection allows the use of FTP servers that return non-routable IP addresses but are reachable via the connection IP address | FTPConnect |
Versions 16 and laterftpProxyNone New in version 16ftpProxyNone ftpProxyNone | Allows to cancel the use of the FTP proxy. | FTPProxy |
Versions 16 and laterftpProxyOpen New in version 16ftpProxyOpen ftpProxyOpen | Type of proxy to use: FTP proxy requiring the "OPEN" command. | FTPProxy |
Versions 16 and laterftpProxySite New in version 16ftpProxySite ftpProxySite | Type of proxy to use: FTP proxy requiring the "SITE" command. | FTPProxy |
Versions 16 and laterftpProxyUserSeparate New in version 16ftpProxyUserSeparate ftpProxyUserSeparate | Type of proxy to use: FTP proxy requiring the "USER" command and the "PASS" command separately. | FTPProxy |
Versions 16 and laterftpProxyUserTogether New in version 16ftpProxyUserTogether ftpProxyUserTogether | Type of proxy to use: FTP proxy requiring the "USER" command with the user and the password. | FTPProxy |
Versions 26 and latertpesParameterSecureMode New in version 26tpesParameterSecureMode tpesParameterSecureMode | Changes FTPES encryption. Two modes are available: - SSL encryption is applied to FTP data and commands. This is the default mode for functions in FTPES.
- SSL encryption is applied only to FTP commands. This mode may be required for some FTPES servers.
| FTPParameter |