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FTP Settings

You can specify the following FTP settings:

Path:

Path to a log file (if you specify log source), destination folder (if you specify report destination for HTML report) or destination file (if you specify report destination for PDF or CSV report). You can specify path relative to a root folder ("absolute" path) like /user/logs/etc, or relative to a default login directory (e.g. logs/etc). You can also use date macros.

If you specify log source you can use wildcards and separate multiple file names or masks with semicolons.

Example: logs/*.log; /user/logs.zip

If you wish to exclude certain files from analysis, you can specify their path with the # character before it.
Examples:
/logs/*.*; #/logs/*.bak - analyze all files from the /logs folder except for files with the .bak extension.
/logs/*.log; #/logs/ex%yy%%mm%%dd%.log - analyze all .log files from the /logs folder except for today's one (date macros are used in this path).

FTP server:

Server domain name or IP address.

Port:

FTP port. In most cases you need to use the default port (21).

Username:

Username used to access the FTP server. You can omit the username if you use anonymous login.

Password:

Password for the specified username.

Passive FTP mode:

This options may be useful if you are behind a firewall or proxy.