The -disableSiteExecCommand option is used to specify whether the server supports the proprietary FTP protocol command SITE EXEC. This command allows the FTP client user to execute BS2000 commands on the server and thus opens up great potential for misuse. Consequently this command has to date always been disabled when FTAC support is activated (-FTAClevel > 0, see "-FTAClevel | -B"), while it is still supported in all other cases.
With the -disableSiteExecCommand option you can enable or disable the SITE EXEC command regardless of the -FTAClevel option:
If you do not use the -disableSiteExecCommand option, the usability of the command depends on the -FTACLevel option, as in interNet Services < V3.0.
If you use the -disableSiteExecCommand option with the argument “YES”, the command is never available.
If you use the -disableSiteExecCommand option with the argument “NO”, the command is always available.
-disableSiteExecCommand |
NO | YES |
NO
Support of the SITE EXEC command is not disabled.
YES
Support of the SITE EXEC command is disabled.