How to Override the Prompt with FileZilla Pro CLI

FileZilla Pro CLI might stop execution to show a prompt asking for confirmation or information.

Use the following options to override the prompt and provide a default response:

    cli.prompt.file_exists: for File already exists prompt. What to do if a file with the same name exists.

      0 – ask: show the prompt and wait for the response
      1 – skip: don’t transfer the file
      2 – overwrite: overwrite destination file

    cli.prompt.trust_hostkey:

      0 – ask: show the prompt and wait for the response
      1 – yes
      2 – no
      3 – always

    cli.prompt.certificate: whether trust a server certificate or not.

      0 – ask: show the prompt and wait for the response
      1 – yes: trust the certificate and continue with the connection (only this time)
      2 – no: ignore the certificate and cancel the connection
      3 – always: trust the certificate now and in the future connections

    cli.prompt.insecure_connection: how to proceed with an insecure connection.

      0 – ask: show the prompt and wait for the response
      1 – yes: continue with the connection (only this time)
      2 – no: cancel the connection
      3 – always: continue with the connection now and in the future connections
      to the server

    cli.prompt.mfa_code: provide a multifactor authentication (MFA) code.

      empty – ask to enter the code

    cli.prompt.tls_resumption: whether proceed with a connection with a server that
    does not support TLS resumption.

      0 – ask: show the prompt and wait for the response
      1 – yes: continue with the connection (only this time)
      2 – no: cancel the connection
      3 – always: continue with the connection now and in the future connections
      to the server.

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