@@ -131,10 +131,10 @@ the numeralization of the word ``file``.
131131 ================= ======== ============== =======================================================================
132132 Key Key name Value type Notes
133133 ================= ======== ============== =======================================================================
134- action ac Enum send, file, data, end_data, receive, cancel, status, finish
135- compression zip Enum none, zlib
136- file_type ft Enum regular, directory, symlink, link
137- transmission_type tt Enum simple, rsync
134+ action ac enum send, file, data, end_data, receive, cancel, status, finish
135+ compression zip enum none, zlib
136+ file_type ft enum regular, directory, symlink, link
137+ transmission_type tt enum simple, rsync
138138 id id safe_string A unique-ish value, to avoid collisions
139139 file_id fid safe_string Must be unique per file in a session
140140 bypass pw safe_string hash of the bypass password and the session id
@@ -150,13 +150,14 @@ the numeralization of the word ``file``.
150150
151151Here:
152152
153- Enum
153+ enum
154154 One from a permitted set of values, for example::
155155
156156 ac=file
157157
158158safe_string
159159 A string consisting only of characters from the set ``[0-9a-zA-Z_:.,/!@#$%^&*()[]{}~`?"'\\|=+-] ``
160+ Note that the semi-colon is missing from this set.
160161
161162integer
162163 A base-10 number composed of the characters ``[0-9] `` with a possible
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