Enabling Secure Ftp - MACROMEDIA COLDFUSION STUDIO 5-USING COLDFUSION 5 STUDIO Use Manual

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Field
Disable passive
mode
File time offset
Assume UTC file
times
4 Click OK to complete the configuration.
You can now work with files on the server.
To view and edit the configuration for a remote server:
1 Right-click the server in the Macromedia FTP & RDS list and select Properties
from the popup menu.
2 Make the necessary changes, and then click OK to save the new server properties.
To do a file size check after transferring a file:
1 Save, copy, or move the local file to the remote server using either of the following
commands:
2 If nothing happens, the file transfer was successful.
An error message appears if there is a discrepancy between the byte counts of the
local copy and the copy saved to the remote server.

Enabling Secure FTP

Ipswitch
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to servers that support 40-bit encryption and decryption.
A default certificate and key are installed. The Ipswitch Help files are available for this
dialog box.
Note
Unicode
(SSL) feature in the Configure FTP Server dialog box before transferring these types
of files.
Description
Option to select if the server
does not use passive
connections.
The number of hours ahead or
behind the current local time to
use in the date/time
information for files on the FTP
server.
Option to adjust date/time
information on the FTP server
for servers using the Universal
Coordinated Time format.
File > Save or File > Save As from the menu
File > Copy To or File > Move To from the right-click menu
FTP technology, installed with ColdFusion Studio, offers data security via
files cannot be transferred successfully using SSL, so disable the Secure
Chapter 2 Configuring Browsers and Servers
Comment
If you set this value, you
cannot select the Assume UTC
file times option.
Select this if you see incorrect
date/time information for files
on the FTP server.