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| Author/Date | Making dotfiles visible |
| David 09/04/2003 5:33am | Is there any way of getting iFTP to show dotfiles (eg .htaccess) so that they can be [up|down]loaded? I need to do this for some directories on one of my client sites.
I have looked into the ftp.lr & options.sgml files, but cannot see if this is actually supported! |
| fReT 09/04/2003 6:09pm | It used to work. It's probably just an issue with the list command. I'll do some tests over the next few days and see what I can come up with. |
| anoop 24/09/2004 6:11pm | it would be good to have the "dot files" display as an option which can be turned off. in fact, the one reason i use iftp is because i can upload folders from my SVN working directory without worrying about .svn folders getting uploaded. |
| Jan 30/12/2005 12:49pm | Great little program.
If I could only see my dot files, which besides for .htaccess I use to secure my sqlite .db files. On my server this only requires to add the -a command to list (LIST -a). If it can do that, this program will be on my USB stick. Cheers, jan |
| fret 08/01/2006 10:23pm | It used to do "LIST -a", I wonder what happened. I'll have a look at it. |
| Adrian Bell 29/07/2006 2:51pm | Any progress on this? |
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