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About This Document>>     Installing SSH Tectia Client >>     Getting Started >>     Configuring SSH Tectia Client >>         Defining Profile Settings >>         Defining Global Settings >>             Defining the Appearance             Selecting the Font             Defining Messages             Authenticating Users             Managing Keys             Managing Custom Keys             Managing Certificates             Using SSH Accession Lite             Managing PKCS #11 Providers             Authenticating Servers             Managing Host Keys             Managing CA Certificates             Defining LDAP Servers             Defining Advanced File Transfer Options             Defining File Transfer Mode             Defining Proxy Settings             Defining Security Settings             Printing         Editing the Configuration Files >>         Using Command-Line Options         Customizing the User Interface>>     Connecting to a Remote Host Computer>>     Transferring Files>>     Tunneling Applications>>     GUI Reference>>     Troubleshooting >>     Command-Line Tools >>

Defining File Transfer Mode

The Mode page of the Settings dialog affects which files are transferred using ASCII mode.

Figure : Selecting the file transfer mode

File Transfer Mode

Select the default file transfer mode from the following options:

• ASCII

  By default all files will be transferred in ASCII mode.

• Binary

  By default all files will be transferred in binary mode.

• Auto Select

  The files using a file extension specified on the ASCII Extensions list will be transferred in ASCII mode. All other files will be transferred in binary mode.

ASCII Extensions

Files using a file extension specified in the ASCII Extensions list will be transferred using ASCII mode.

• New

  Click the New button (at the top right-hand side of the ASCII Extensions list) to add a new file extension to the list. The keyboard shortcut for the New button is the Ins key.

  Note that you can use wild cards to specify the file extensions. The ? character matches any 1 character, and the * character matches any 0 or more characters. For example htm* would match both htm and html.

• Delete

  Select a file extension entry from the list and click the Delete button (at the top right-hand side of the ASCII Extensions list) to remove the extension. The keyboard shortcut for the Delete button is the Delete key.