Public access

When enabled, files are available over HTTP/HTTPS without requiring a username or password. Specific access permission can be defined via the configured public account.

Account used to allow public access under an URL suffix such as /public/. Leave it empty to disable public access.

URL suffix for the public site. When left empty, it will be interpreted as public. Set it to ROOT to publish files from the site's root directory.

AS2 file receiving

These are the configuration options for receiving files over AS2. To send files over AS2 you will need to go to the configuration pages for locations and transfers.

URL suffix for the AS2 receive site. When left empty, it will be interpreted as as2receive.

Certificate in PEM format used to sign the MDNs for the received files. When left empty, it will use the general server certificate.

RSA private key in PEM format used to decrypt the received files and sign MDNs responses for the received files. When left empty, it will use the general server private key.

Path inside each user home folder where to store received files via AS2. When left empty, it will store the files in the account's root.

Path inside each user home folder where to temporarily store files received via AS2, while they are not fully validated.

File name to use if AS2 request is missing the header advertising the received file name.

Text included in the response when an AS2 file was successfully received but no explicit MDN was requested.

Advanced HTTP configuration

For most use cases, you will not need to change these configuration options.

UI version

Which web UI version to use. Latest is Generation 2.

Optional information link on the login page. Can be used for terms of services or general service information.

Absolute path to local directory containing the theme files.

Make authentication error public

Whether to show end users the details of the authentication failures.

Comma-separated list of languages available to users.

List of custom buttons shown in the client web interface.

HTTP header containing REST API file operations metadata fields to add to events. Leave empty if no API metadata is required.

Announce Session Authentication

When set to No the www-authenticate header will not contain the information about the SFTPPlus session.