Configuration
Reflection for Secure IT and the FTP Client use a number of files for storing settings.
Settings Files
Settings Files configure application-specific settings. Reflection for Secure IT and the FTP Client use different settings files.
| Application | Extension | Configures |
|---|---|---|
| Reflection for Secure IT | *.r3w |
Host connection information, terminal emulation, display setup, key mapping, mouse configuration |
| FTP Client | *.rfw |
Host connection information, directory display preferences, transfer settings |
To save a settings file, use File > Save.
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For information about configuring these settings, use the Reflection for Secure IT and FTP Client application Help; this information is not covered in this user guide.
Secure Shell Client Configuration Files
The Secure Shell configuration file contains settings that are specific to the Secure Shell client connection. This user-specific file is created and updated automatically when you modify your settings using the Reflection Secure Shell Settings Dialog Box. Settings are saved automatically when you close this dialog box. The file name and location is:
My Documents\Micro Focus\reflection\config
Settings in this file are applied per host (or per SSH configuration scheme) and affect both terminal session and FTP Client sessions. For example, when you configure non-default Secure Shell settings for a connection to Acme.com from a terminal session (and you don't specify an SSH configuration scheme), the Secure Shell settings are saved in the configuration file in a section identified with the following line:
`Host Acme.com`
If you also configure the FTP Client to connect to Acme.com (and you don't specify an SSH configuration scheme), the FTP Client uses the settings in the "Host Acme.com" section of the configuration file. (Settings are shared in the same way if you specify the same SSH configuration scheme in both applications.)
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When you close the Reflection Secure Shell Settings dialog box, values with default settings are not saved to the configuration file. If a default value has been manually added to the file, it is removed when you close the dialog box. This imposes design constraints if you use wildcard host stanzas in combination with stanzas that use specific host names. If you have manually configured a default value in a specific host stanza that is meant to override a value configured in a wildcard stanza, the default setting is removed when you open the Secure Shell settings dialog box to view settings for the host-specific SSH config scheme. You can successfully handle this situation by using the global configuration file, which is not updated when users open and close the Reflection Secure Shell Settings dialog box.
Global Configuration File
System administrators can also install a system-wide configuration file. The file name and location is:
%programdata%\Micro Focus\reflection\ssh_config
Settings in this file affect client connections for all users of the computer.
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