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RemoteMan.
Important: RemoteMan has been replaced by our new bookmark manager since Krusader 1.25-beta1. The new manager handles local files and remote URL's the same way. RemoteMan is being left around to allow an easier transition and give you a chance to move your bookmarks. IT WILL BE REMOVED SOON!
Try the new bookmark-manager: open a new remote connection. once done, press the "Bookmark" button, select "Add bookmark" and that's it!
RemoteMan is a central place for all your FTP/SMB needs. It is a tree-like list of remote locations each with its own username and password. You can create new "folders" (or groups) in the tree and place remote sessions inside these groups. Each session includes a name (something that best describes the URL) and a host. A hostname is a URL which can begin with 'ftp://' or 'smb://'. Additional information that can be filled is the username and password. Not filling these values will trigger an anonymous login. You can also click the 'anonymous' checkbox, which will force an anonymous login. One can also decide on a different port - or keep the default (port 21). If you choose a 'smb://' host, you cannot change the port. Optional are the description (a freetext area) and remote directory. If you enter a remote directory, Krusader will try, upon connection, to cd into that directory.
Double clicking on a session makes Krusader connect to that host. You can also use the "Connect" button for that purpose.
The "More" button does nothing for now.
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