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File transfers and logging
Open an SFTP terminal from an SSH tab. Its interactive client supports help, ls, cd, lcd, pwd, get, put, recursive transfers, permissions and filename completion. Quote paths containing spaces. Use the Transfer menu for SFTP uploads or terminal text/binary sends.
Start, pause/resume and stop logs through File. Session Properties controls raw/text mode, filename templates, append, timestamps, line prefixes and rotation. %Y/%M/%D are date, %h/%m/%s are time, %H host and %S session. Raw logs preserve received bytes; text logs filter terminal escape sequences. Logging failures are reported without closing the connection.
The optional TFTP server starts only when chosen in Transfer. Configure upload/download roots, UDP port, overwrite and client-address restrictions in Global Settings. Use octet transfer mode. It rejects paths outside its configured roots.
