1; This file can determine file-extension and wether to transfer them in 2; binary- or ascii-mode. The two different values for file-modes are: 3; 4; FTP_ASCII (which equals 0) 5; FTP_BINARY (which equals 1) 6; 7; This file will be directly parsed by parse_ini_file(), so beware of making mistakes 8; inside this file, or your application may crash, everytime you parse your file. 9; 10; You can have more than 1 file containing extension-settings, for different kinds of 11; application, server or case. But beware, if you've parsed a file into your Net_FTP-object, 12; and after that you parse another file, the old settings will be overwriten! 13; 14; ASCII-Extensions: 15 16[ASCII] 17 18asc = 0 19ascx = 0 20asp = 0 21aspx = 0 22bas = 0 23bash = 0 24bat = 0 25c = 0 26cfc = 0 27cfm = 0 28cgi = 0 29class = 0 30conf = 0 31css = 0 32h = 0 33hhc = 0 34hhk = 0 35hpp = 0 36hta = 0 37htm = 0 38html = 0 39inc = 0 40nfo = 0 41ini = 0 42inf = 0 43jav = 0 44java = 0 45js = 0 46jsp = 0 47log = 0 48nfo = 0 49pas = 0 50php = 0 51php3 = 0 52php4 = 0 53phtml = 0 54pl = 0 55svg = 0 56sh = 0 57shtml = 0 58tcl = 0 59text = 0 60txt = 0 61vb = 0 62vbs = 0 63wml = 0 64xhtm = 0 65xhtml = 0 66xml = 0 67xsd = 0 68xsl = 0 69xsl = 0 70xslt = 0 71xul = 0 72 73; BINARY-Extensions 74 75[BINARY] 76 77jpg = 1 78gif = 1 79bmp = 1