HTTP Account — AnyFileBackup

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This group of option defines properties for accessing HTTP host.

General

▪	Host address

An address of HTTP host which normally looks like 'www.website.com' or an IPv4 address (for example, 192.168.0.100).

When this account is used to connect to an Android-based smartphone (which has its own IP address) in order to send SMS messages, use the address and port displayed by the SMS Extension Client (smartphone side) installed on the Android-based smartphone (for example: 192.168.1.104:8080).

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User name

A log in name that is used to access HTTP host. It is required only for access-restricted servers which are not publicly available. For most servers no user name and password are required.

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Password

A secret combination of symbols that is used to access your server, computer, or account.

▪	Confirm password

Retype the password to confirm that it was entered correctly.

▪	Security mode

If an HTTP host can be accessed via an encrypted connection (SSL, a Secure Sockets Layer), this option allows to enable it. Select 'None' to access HTTP host via ordinary, not secured, connection. Secure Protocols extension is required to use SLL connection.

▪	Send method

A method used by AnyFileBackup for sending files to HTTP host.

The following options are available:

▪	'POST': please consult HTTP host documentation to ensure that it supports this method.

▪	'POST form': please consult HTTP host documentation to ensure that it supports this method.

▪	'PUT': please consult HTTP host documentation to ensure that it supports this method.

▪	Form field name

This option applies only when the 'POST form' option is selected as a send method (see above).

A name of field in an HTML-form file to be sent to HTTP host.

Proxy Settings

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Address

An address of a proxy sever which normally looks like an IP address (for example, 192.168.0.100).

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Port

A port that AnyFileBackup will use to access a proxy server. The most common ports are 80, 8080, 3128.

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Type

Proxy servers may require certain command (username and password) sequence. The following sequences are supported:

▪	USER -> PASS

▪	USER ProxyUserName -> PASS ProxyPass -> SITE -> USER -> PASS

▪	USER ProxyUserName -> PASS ProxyPass -> USER UserName@FTPServer -> PASS

▪	USER ProxyUserName -> PASS ProxyPass -> USER -> PASS

▪	OPEN -> USER -> PASS

▪	USER UserName@FTPServer -> PASS

▪	USER ProxyUserName@FTPServer -> PASS ProxyPass -> USER -> PASS

▪	USER UserName@FTPServer ProxyUserName -> PASS

▪	USER UserName@ProxyUserName@FTPServer -> PASS Pass@ProxyPass

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SOCKS4

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SOCKS5

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User name

A log in name that is used to access proxy server.

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Password

A secret combination of symbols that is used to access your server, computer, or account.

Miscellaneous

▪	Account name

A name of the current account that will be displayed in account list. If left blank, the address (or number, or user name, or account ID, as the case may be) from General section above will be used as the account name.

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Notes

Any notes related to this account.

▪	Used by the following tasks

A list of tasks that use this account.

▪	Account ID

A unique identification number that may be used as a macro string parameter. This value cannot be changed.

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Created

A calendar date and time when this account was created. This value cannot be changed.

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Modified

A calendar date and time when any of the properties of this account has been changed. This value changes automatically and cannot be changed manually.

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