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@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ $^#SFTP:// SCP:// protocols specific options#
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#TCP_QUICKACK socket option:# if enabled, TCP ack packets are sent immediately, rather than delayed that may improve receive performance.
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#Custom subsystem request/exec# here you can replace default SFTP subsystem handler with specific command, usually its used to get superuser access from sudo'er account by using command line like [sudo /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server]
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#Allowed host keys# if non-empty then forces using only specified key-exchange algorithms. Beside of restricting other algorithms this option can be used to allow using some deprecated algorithm e.g. ssh-rsa if server doesn't support modern ones.
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#OpenSSH config files# allows to specify which OpenSSH config files to use for this connection. By default ~~/.ssh/config and /etc/ssh/ssh_config are used. Note that libssh version prior 0.9.0 always parses default config files regardless of this option (so you can only add extra configs), but since version 0.9.0 its possible to disable/override default config files parsing. To specify more then one file - use colon to separate their pathes.
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#OpenSSH config files# allows to specify which OpenSSH config files to use for this connection. By default ~~/.ssh/config and /etc/ssh/ssh_config are used. Note that libssh version prior 0.9.0 always parses default config files regardless of this option (so you can only add extra configs), but since version 0.9.0 it's possible to disable/override default config files parsing. To specify more than one file - use colon to separate their paths.
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~Contents~@Contents@
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To prevent connection from disconnect-due-to-idle - set non-zero #keepalive# period.
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Apply remote files timestamps adjustement.
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Change #codepage# being used by server.
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Its possible to #execute specific command# when opening or closing site connection, and that command can, for example, do mounting of some resource that is to be accessed using this connection site. This command will have defined as environment fields of host (#$HOST#), port (#$PORT#), username (#$USER#), password (#$PASSWORD#) and additional extra string configured in this dialog (#$EXTRA#). In this dialog its also possible to define amount of time NetRocks will wait for completion of this command (if command will not complete during that time - timeout error will be raised). Special environment variable #$SINGULAR# equals to 1 in case command being executed on a connection that is singular to specified protocol/user/host/port across all NetRocks instances, so you may use this to initialize/cleanup shared things. In case your init/cleanup have to exchange some data - save it into file indicated by $STORAGE environment variable, and then don't forget to delete this file from cleanup script running in singular context.
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It's possible to #execute specific command# when opening or closing site connection, and that command can, for example, do mounting of some resource that is to be accessed using this connection site. This command will have defined as environment fields of host (#$HOST#), port (#$PORT#), username (#$USER#), password (#$PASSWORD#) and additional extra string configured in this dialog (#$EXTRA#). In this dialog its also possible to define amount of time NetRocks will wait for completion of this command (if command will not complete during that time - timeout error will be raised). Special environment variable #$SINGULAR# equals to 1 in case command being executed on a connection that is singular to specified protocol/user/host/port across all NetRocks instances, so you may use this to initialize/cleanup shared things. In case your init/cleanup have to exchange some data - save it into file indicated by $STORAGE environment variable, and then don't forget to delete this file from cleanup script running in singular context.
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