Advanced.mailftpFrom MozillaZine Knowledge Base
[edit] BackgroundThe FTP specification dictates that users must give a username and a password when logging in to a server. If a server allows anonymous logins, clients usually log in with the username “anonymous” and a password corresponding to an email address. This preference lets you determine whether to use the default “mozilla@example.com” as the password, or to send the contents of the preference network.ftp.anonymous_password. [edit] Possible values and their effects[edit] TrueSend the value of network.ftp.anonymous_password as the password for anonymous logins. [edit] FalseSend “mozilla@example.com” as the password for anonymous logins. (Default) [edit] Caveats
[edit] UI[edit] Mozilla SuiteA checkbox labeled “Send email address as anonymous FTP password” is located under “Edit → Preferences → Advanced”. [edit] Previous effectsOriginally, setting this preference to true would cause Mozilla to use the email address from the mail client portion of the application suite. [edit] First checked inPresent since at least 1999-06-04. Exact checkin date unknown. [edit] Has an effect in
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