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; This file can determine file-extension and wether to transfer them in ; binary- or ascii-mode. The two different values for file-modes are: ; ; FTP_ASCII (which equals 0) ; FTP_BINARY (which equals 1) ; ; This file will be directly parsed by parse_ini_file(), so beware of making mistakes ; inside this file, or your application may crash, everytime you parse your file. ; ; You can have more than 1 file containing extension-settings, for different kinds of ; application, server or case. But beware, if you've parsed a file into your Net_FTP-object, ; and after that you parse another file, the old settings will be overwriten! ; ; ASCII-Extensions: [ASCII] asc = 0 ascx = 0 asp = 0 aspx = 0 bas = 0 bash = 0 bat = 0 c = 0 cfc = 0 cfm = 0 cgi = 0 class = 0 conf = 0 css = 0 h = 0 hhc = 0 hhk = 0 hpp = 0 hta = 0 htm = 0 html = 0 inc = 0 nfo = 0 ini = 0 inf = 0 jav = 0 java = 0 js = 0 jsp = 0 log = 0 nfo = 0 pas = 0 php = 0 php3 = 0 php4 = 0 phtml = 0 pl = 0 svg = 0 sh = 0 shtml = 0 tcl = 0 text = 0 txt = 0 vb = 0 vbs = 0 wml = 0 xhtm = 0 xhtml = 0 xml = 0 xsd = 0 xsl = 0 xsl = 0 xslt = 0 xul = 0 ; BINARY-Extensions [BINARY] jpg = 1 gif = 1 bmp = 1
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