Importing Filezilla xml setting
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From: Lancer on 7 Dec 2006 03:28 Hi. I've created an xml file setting by exporting with filezilla, there are 3 sites settings... Now I'm trying to import the xml, filezilla says "Settings have been successfully import", but there isn't any site in the Site Manager... What I can do?
From: Paul Lutus on 7 Dec 2006 03:49 Lancer wrote: > Hi. > I've created an xml file setting by exporting with filezilla, there are > 3 sites settings... > Now I'm trying to import the xml, filezilla says "Settings have been > successfully import", but there isn't any site in the Site Manager... > What I can do? You could show us your XML. Maybe there's an obvious problem with it. -- Paul Lutus http://www.arachnoid.com
From: Lancer on 7 Dec 2006 03:52 Paul Lutus ha scritto: > You could show us your XML. Maybe there's an obvious problem with it. > Ehm...but in the xml there are my settings with my password, isn't it?
From: J�rg Schneider on 7 Dec 2006 04:48 Lancer wrote: >> You could show us your XML. Maybe there's an obvious problem with it. > Ehm...but in the xml there are my settings with my password, isn't it? Yes, but a) they are encrypted b) you could replace the passwords with ***. Just open the XML-file with notepad and search for "pass" Example: <FileZilla> <Settings> <Item name="Use Keep Alive" type="numeric">1</Item> .... </Settings> <Sites> <Site Name="My Domain name" Host="www.mydomain.com" Port="21" User="access" Account="" RemoteDir="/" LocalDir="F:\" Pass="***" Logontype="1" FWBypass="0" DontSavePass="0" ServerType="0" PasvMode="1" TimeZoneOffset="0" TimeZoneOffsetMinutes="0" Comments="" UTF8="0" DefaultSite="0"/> .... </Sites> </FileZilla>
From: Paul Lutus on 7 Dec 2006 04:58
Lancer wrote: > > Paul Lutus ha scritto: >> You could show us your XML. Maybe there's an obvious problem with it. >> > > Ehm...but in the xml there are my settings with my password, isn't it? If so, edit the XML before posting it. -- Paul Lutus http://www.arachnoid.com |