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| a number of attempts AnyFileBackup will make to access Source, to copy file, or to send an e-mail, etc. When none of these attempts is successful, AnyFileBackup will treat this as an error and will proceed according to the Common Error Handling Rules or Task-Specific Error Handling Rules. | ||
| an interval in seconds after which AnyFileBackup will attempt to send another SMTP request when the previous one has failed. | ||
| an interval in seconds after which AnyFileBackup will attempt to send another Ping request when the previous one has failed. | ||
| an interval in seconds after which AnyFileBackup will attempt to send another POP3 request when the previous one has failed. | ||
| an interval in seconds after which AnyFileBackup will attempt to send another FTP/HTTP request when the previous one has failed. | ||
| This option is relevant for FTP only. File names in UNIX/LINUX may contain symbols which are not allowed in Windows and such files cannot be transferred to Windows-based computers. Examples of such symbols include: "<" (less-than sign), ">" (greater-than sign), ":" (colon), etc.
In this field you can specify a replacement for these characters.
Example: a file with the name
To specify a new value, please use the following format (without brackets):
[UNIX/LINUX symbol]=[replacement symbol] | ||
| A list of file templates that defines files which AnyFileBackup will transfer with 8-bit ASCII convertion. This means that only Latin characters will remain in these files and any other characters (non-Latin or non-printable characters) will be removed. This mode is suitable for plain text files only.
Files that are not in that list will be transmitted as binary. |
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