Get connection settings

Creates a structure of FTP connection settings

Function GetConnectionSettings(Val Host, Val Port = 21, Val Login = Undefined, Val Password = Undefined, Val Passive = True, Val ReadTimeout = 120, Val WriteTimeout = 120, Val IPResolve = True) Export

Parameter	CLI option	Type	Required	Description
Host	--host	String	✔	Host addres
Port	--port	Number	✖	Server port
Login	--login	String, Undefined	✖	Username for authorization, if required
Password	--pass	String, Undefined	✖	User password for authorization, if required
Passive	--passive	Boolean	✖	Passive connection mode
ReadTimeout	--rtout	Number	✖	Read timeout
WriteTimeout	--wtout	Number	✖	Write timeout
IPResolve	--ipresl	Boolean	✖	Advanced passive mode address resolution

Returns: Structure Of KeyAndValue - Connection settings structure

tip

When IPResolve = True, the connection address returned by the server in passive mode after PASV will be replaced with the IP from the Host field, in cases when a proxy is used or the server returns 127.0.0.1 (only if an IP address is specified in the Host field))

1C:Enterprise/OneScript code example

    Host     = "172.33.0.10";
    Port     = "21";
    Login    = "bayselonarrend";
    Password = "12we...";

    Result = OPI_FTP.GetConnectionSettings(Host, Port, Login, Password);

Bash

    oint ftp GetConnectionSettings \
     --host "172.33.0.11" \
     --port 21 \
     --login "bayselonarrend" \
     --pass "***"

CMD/Bat

    oint ftp GetConnectionSettings ^
     --host "172.33.0.11" ^
     --port 21 ^
     --login "bayselonarrend" ^
     --pass "***"

Result

{
 "domain": "172.33.0.11",
 "port": 21,
 "passive": true,
 "read_timeout": 120,
 "write_timeout": 120,
 "advanced_resolve": true,
 "login": "bayselonarrend",
 "password": "***"
}