A unique identifier for the account within the domain.

A short description of the account.

You can specify a global password which must be used for all commands sent to this catalog account.

We recommend to protect all your catalogs with passwords.

You should also take care to protect the passwords themselves.

By default, all commands are read from the Subject header.

If you uncheck this option, the message body will be checked for commands. Possible command within the Subject header is ignored, in this case.

This allows multiple commands to be issued within the body text.

Specifies the catalog name or ID which will be used in the commands. This should be unique within the catalog accounts.

Specifies the password required to GET this item (the DIR command does not require a password).

Specifies that this item is a folder. All files within the folder will be available individually within the catalog.

You have to enter a fully qualified path in the text box.

Only available if the item is a folder, checking this will include files within subfolders of the specified folder.

If checked, all files in this item will be compressed using ZIP compression.

You have to fill in the ZIP file name field for the file.

This option is useful when you have a large amount of data within a catalog.

The ZIP file, if sent as an attachment via email, can be automatically decompressed by a content filter. See the Actions list of the content filters options.

The file name to which the folder will be compressed.

Choose a unique identifier for the item within the catalog available when adding or editing an item (via the Add or Edit buttons).

This is the item name that is used within the GET command.