

Double click to extract files, copy folder fz_server and all its content to the required location. Root folder, contains uploaded files, stand-alone FZ serverįor a stand-alone server copy file ZeroXIII_filezilla_server_0_9_46.exe to a temporary folder. Alternative for stopping FileZilla Server (as a standard program) Alternative for running FileZilla Server (as a standard program) Alternative for running FileZilla Server Interface.exe FileZilla main program configuration file Uniform Server FileZilla Controller Start/Stop server (as a standard program)

Short cut runs Uniform Server FileZilla Controller fz_controller.exe


Root paths configured in the FileZilla configuration file are automatically updated. Manually deleting the us_user using FileZilla Server Interface, will not change automatic path tracking. This is primarily for use when backing up data to an external machine within the same network for example when using MySQL Auto DB Backup. In this scenario the us_user will have its root folder automatically changed to the sub-folder fz_root. You can run the FileZilla server as a stand-alone server on another machine by moving or copying folder fz_server. Note: Paths outside of UniServerZ are not portable and require manually updating. So long as the ftp root paths are within folder UniServerZ paths will automatically update when moving the servers. You can create Vhosts using UniController and manually assign ftp users and paths to the Vhost root folders. If you wish, at the same time, you can change the us_user name and optionally change the ftp server port.Īfter installing ZeroXIII_filezilla_server module it is assumed you will be transferring files to the Apache root folder Moving Uniform Server (folder UniServerZ and all its content) to a different location the ftp root path is updated to match the new location. Changing the password will stop this annoying prompt. Every time you start the Uniform Server FileZilla Controller you are prompted to change the password. It is important you change this password at the first opportunity.
