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FTP specific,global:

Always do RETR in BINARY

Always do STOR in BINARY

Allow extended passive and port commands (EPSV/EPRT)

Allow local passive IP

Allow MLST

Allow listing subdirectories via LIST

File transfer mode

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HTTP/S specific,global:

Disable Referer Cookie

RFC Proxy

HTTP Redirect Base

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SFTP specific, global:

Allow 0 byte SSH file

Recurse SFTP Delete

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Security related:

Slow Down Hack Attempt Scans

Default 'owner' of settings files

Default 'group' of settings files

Pre-check PGP decrypt on the fly downloads

Remember invalid usernames for x seconds

Trusted IP Parts

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Generic:

Check for New Versions

Auto IP discovery refresh interval in minutes

List zip app

DMZ only listens for connections from master ServerBeat server

Restart Command

Server Start Message

Site acknowledgement

Geo ip access key

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File folder access/listings and processing related:

Allow Directory Caching

Use 'Is-la' for directory listings (OSX, Unix, Linux)

Count folder items

Case sensitive list search

Create home folder

Fix Slashes

Instant chmod

Sort Listings

POSIX

Zip Compression Level

Zip64

Zip64 Always

Disable MDTM modifications

Allow '.zipstream' Expansion

Delete partial uploads

Allow Magic '.filetree' Download

Unsafe filename characters

Replace unsafe filename characters with

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Date time related:

MDTM GMT

Show Date-Time

Log Date / Time Format

WebDAV Timezone Offset

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User accounts related:

Default privs for new VFS items in User Manager

Track Last Logins

Keep x backups of users in User Manager

Force Lowercase Usernames

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Performance related:

Allow re-use in Email Events

Run Events Asynchronously

Maximum jobs to scan for job monitor

Max Threads

Max items before CrushFTP tries to trigger an alert and logs errors about giant directories which may cause memory issues

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Amazon S3 storage protocol specific:

Max Download Buffer

Download Threads

Upload Buffer

Upload Threads

Download Buffer

Replicated

Disable uploads in progress and resume