Fzdefaults.xml For Mac
Fzdefaults.xml For Macbook Pro
Global configuration settings Location of settings directory: By default, FileZilla stores its settings in the user's home directory. If you want to change this location, modify the 'Config Location' setting (see below). 'Config Location' either accepts absolute paths or paths relative to the location of fzdefaults.xml You can also use environment variables by preceding them with the dollar sign, e.g. Use $$ to denote a path containing dollar signs, e.g. Ramasse pommes gardena bandeau avec fleur en mtal pour de. 'c: $$foobar ' if settings should be located in 'c: $foobar'. A single dot denotes the directory containing fzdefaults.xml Kiosk mode If the 'Kiosk mode' setting is set to 1, FileZilla will not write any passwords to disk.
If set to 2, FileZilla will not write to any configuration file. The latter is useful if FileZilla gets executed from read-only media. Disable update check If the 'Disable update check' setting is set to 1, the capability to check for new FileZilla versions will be completely disabled. $SOMEDIR/filezilla/ 0 0 ftp.gnu.org 21 0 0 0 anonymous someone@example.com 0 MODEDEFAULT 0 Auto Primary GNU download server.
Here’s how you can make work off a USB flash drive in Mac OS X. First download the version of FileZilla for OS X, then extract it and you will then have a FileZilla.app file.
Put this where you want it on your USB thumb drive. Now right click FileZilla.app and pick Show Package Contents.
Copy docs/fzdefaults.xml.example into Contents/SharedSupport/ and rename to fzdefaults.xml Now open fzdefaults.xml and change the line that says $SOMEDIR/filezilla/ to. That will make it put any configuration files it uses in the same folder as that XML file in Contents/SharedSupport/ You can also delete everything in in that file, otherwise they wont be deletable. It has an example for a “predefined” ftp server that can never be removed other than by deleting them in the XML file. Tags: This entry was posted on Thursday, April 7th, 2011 at 12:27 pm and is filed under.
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