* | Transfer Mode: | string | When files are transferred in ASCII mode, the transferred data is expected to contain only character formatted text. BINARY mode refers to transferring files as a binary stream of data. Where ASCII mode may use special control characters to format data, BINARY mode transmits the raw bytes of the file being transferred. In this way, the file is transferred in its exact original form.
Select from one of the following options:
- ascii - Transfer in character mode
- binary - Transfer in binary mode
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| Behavior When Target File Exists: | string | If file exists on FTP server, what should we do? "append" means that input will be added to the end of the existing file.For "restart", if server supports REST and SIZE commands, we determine size of the file on the server, then send REST command with current file size. The input data is then sent starting at this position.
Select from one of the following options:
- Overwrite {overwrite}
- Append {append}
- Resume {resume}
- Fail {fail}
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| Allow Zero Byte Transfers: | boolean | Allows the FTP sender to transmit zero byte sources to server.
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| Retry Interval: | string | Retry interval in seconds (allows for xxhxxmxxs format) Omit or use 0 for no retry
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