Customize upload and download

Select the Concurrent connections limit checkbox to have JetBrains Rider restrict the number of connections to be supported simultaneously and specify the maximum number of allowed connections in the field.

In the Send keep alive messages each field, specify how often you want JetBrains Rider to send commands to the server to reset the timeout and thus preserve the connection.

In the Encoding for client-server communication field, specify the encoding that matches the encoding used by your server. Accept the default value if you are not sure that it supports UTF-8 encoding.

On some SFTP servers, the SSH banner may be enabled. Every time a connection is established, a popup with an information message may be shown and to continue you would need to click OK.

To suppress showing the information popup, select the Ignore info messages checkbox.

To set the client to the passive mode, select the Passive mode checkbox. In this mode, the client on your machine connects to the server to inform about being in the passive mode, receives the port number to listen to, and established data connection through the port with the received number. This mode is helpful when your machine is behind a firewall.

To have the hidden files and directories (with names starting with a dot .) shown in the Server Browser Tool Window, select Show and process hidden files.

Select Compatible with old version of listing children in the Use LIST command area to ensure compatibility in child file naming with your FTP server.

This option is helpful if the remote FTP server reports the following error:

Selecting this option may slow down synchronization with the server.

Select Instead of MLSD in the Use LIST command area to use the standard LIST command for listing instead of the MLSD command. This lets you avoid problems, for example, failure during upload with the Invalid descendent file name exception if the FTP server supports MLSD and returns cdir.

Select the Concurrent connections limit checkbox to have JetBrains Rider restrict the number of connections to be supported simultaneously and specify the maximum number of allowed connections in the field.

In the Send keep alive messages each field, specify how often you want JetBrains Rider to send commands to the server to reset the timeout and thus preserve the connection.

From the Keep alive command list, choose the commands to be sent to the server to reset the timeout and thus preserve the connection.

TLS: the method of Transfer Layer Security. Select Explicit to use the same port as Plain (unsecured) mode or Implicit to use a dedicated port.

Data channel protection level: select Clear for non-secured connection or Private for secured connection.

Reuse SSL session: select to reuse the security contract, including key and algorithm agreement information, established during SSL connection.

Disable TLS 1.3: select to disable TLS 1.3 features and have JetBrains Rider fall back to connecting via TLS 1.2. Use this option if you experience issues with establishing a connection to a server or uploading certain files.

To set the client to the passive mode, select the Passive mode checkbox. In this mode, the client on your machine connects to the server to inform about being in the passive mode, receives the port number to listen to, and established data connection through the port with the received number. This mode is helpful when your machine is behind a firewall.

To have the hidden files and directories (with names starting with a dot .) shown in the Server Browser Tool Window, select Show and process hidden files.

Select Compatible with old version of listing children in the Use LIST command area to ensure compatibility in child file naming with your FTP server.

This option is helpful if the remote FTP server reports the following error:

Selecting this option may slow down synchronization with the server.

Select Instead of MLSD in the Use LIST command area to use the standard LIST command for listing instead of the MLSD command. This lets you avoid problems, for example, failure during upload with the Invalid descendent file name exception if the FTP server supports MLSD and returns cdir.