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FileZilla installer FileZilla_3.65.0_win64_sponsored2-setup.exe has viruses:

CrowdStrike Falcon Win/grayware_confidence_60% (D)

ESET-NOD32 A Variant Of Win32/PlayaNext.B Potentially Unwanted

Rising PUA.PlayaNext!8.188A6 (CLOUD)

I am trying to launch the FileZilla Client and keep receiving the error message below. It has been updated to the latest version and we are still unable to connect.

Error: Could not connect to server Status: Waiting to retry... Status: Resolving address of ftp.cognitionlms.com Status: Connecting to 23.253.25.67:21... Status: Connection attempt failed with "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server". Error: Could not connect to server

Filezilla client v3.64.0 under Windows asks me to update almost every time I launch it, because there's a new version available, but: 1) Check for FileZilla updates automatically is set at "NEVER". 2) It doesn't even know what the new version is and only shows "Unfortunately information about the new update could not be retrieved." If an user chooses to not automatically check for updates, why is Filezilla spamming them with a new update dialog that doesn't even contain any useful information to begin with?

Steps to reproduce:

• Run FileZilla
• Connect to an FTP server
• Upload anything (now systray icon appears)
• Exit FileZilla

Ooops... icon in systray stil exists and disappears only after hovering mouse over it. Taskmon shows that FileZilla already unloaded and not running.

It starts after upgrading to 3.65.0 (from 3.64.x I suppose) and still exists on 3.66.1.

I keep receiving the 403 forbidden error

I updated FZ to 3.66.1 and when I try connect (sftp ssh protocol) I receive the same error message:

Status: Connecting to (IP)... Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=11 Command: open "(IP)" port Error: Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity Error: Could not connect to server Status: Waiting to retry... Status: Connecting to (IP)... Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=11 Command: open "(IP)" (port) Error: Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity Error: Could not connect to server

I have tried from another PC and have the same problem after update. I did not have this problem with the previous version of the client.

Arch Linux + GNOME. Filezilla Server : 1.7.3 (AUR)

Bug Menu : Server - Configure... - Right management - Users - General - Mount points.

I can't view Mount point location. So I can't add/remove Mount point location.

I'll attach screenshot file if I can.

Thank you.

Dear Support Team,

I wanted to bring to your attention that the FileZilla Application is currently being flagged as malware by Windows Defender. Additionally, upon checking the file and URL with VirusTotal, both are identified as suspicious or potentially harmful.

I appreciate your prompt attention to this matter and look forward to your guidance on resolving this issue.

Best regards,

Hi,

This is just a question for clarification.

FileZilla supports drag and drop between the applications windows/panes, but does it support support from the application to another application i.e. nautilus or desktop?

Regards

Phil

Greetings! There is a situation that item tree folder in your FileZilla shows ONLY 1000 items. I need much more! Please, correct. My hosting company allaws to use 3000 it. in a folder!!!!

This error message came up for me today after upgrading to the latest FileZilla Server.

<Date/Time> Info [Type] Message <08-12-2023 07:15:38> FTP Session 3 34.xxx.xxx.12 (snip username) [Error] Data peer IP [172.xx.xx.xx] differs from control peer IP [34.xxx.xxx.12]: this shouldn't happen, aborting the data connection.

How to reproduce this error

You need two AWS EC2 machines which happen to be in the same region. Put FileZilla server on one of them. Put ncFtpPut client on the other one. ( Download the client from ​https://www.ncftp.com/ncftp/ )

When ncFtpPut tries to connect, probably due to some AWS routing optimizations, it comes through using the private IPv4 of the client machine instead of using the public IPv4. This accounts for the difference.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

This morning I noticed that my private key authentication, which used to work seamlessly, is now frequently timing out. When it doesn't time out, it's taking a very long time to successfully process actions such as directory changes or file updates. My initial thought is that this might be related to the notification in my FileZilla that a new version is available. However, there doesn't appear to be a valid version available for my operating system.

I already tried making new connections to my web server. When that didn't help, I quit and restarted FileZilla, which also didn't help.

It happens that sometimes, when the internet connection is bad, that the downloaded file is corrupted. It seems allright, but when you check it, you discover that there is some troubles in it. So it will be very useful to have a control device, like MD5 or SHA256, included into FileZilla Client to be sure that the transfer is OK. As this process is time consuming, it could be optional.

Best regards,

Bathrax.

When using the file comparison feature, files are marked lightgreen when they in fact are not the same size and/or have different dates and times. Happens on different webhosters in different transfer modes SFTP, FTP and FTP/TLS. I realized this a few months ago, but thought the failure would be fixed shortly. Seems not.

Please consider a WASM build of the project (for all libfilezilla, client, and server)

FileZilla seems to check for updates even if I set the option to "Never" and it pops up "New version available" window at startup which is very annoying when you launch FZ to do something urgently.

FileZilla Client

Version: 3.65.0

Build information:

Compiled for: x86_64-w64-mingw32 Compiled on: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu Build date: 2023-07-10 Compiled with: x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc (GCC) 10-win32 20210110 Compiler flags: -O2 -g -Wall -Wextra -Wno-deprecated-copy -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -Wno-cast-function-type

Linked against:

wxWidgets: 3.2.1 SQLite: 3.39.4 GnuTLS: 3.8.0

Operating system:

Name: Windows 7 (build 7601, Service Pack 1), 64-bit edition Version: 6.1 Platform: 64-bit system CPU features: sse sse2 sse3 ssse3 sse4.1 sse4.2 avx aes pclmulqdq lm

When navigating the main window of the client with tab and shift+tab, navigation seems to get stuck in the log. In other words, when keyboard focus is on the log, nothing happens when I press tab or shift+tab. I review the log often and I use a screen reader, so being able to use this kind of navigation is critical, and many screen reader users don't use a mouse at all. I discovered it is still possible to use the F6 key to move away from the log, which is a good workaround but not one that will be obvious to many. I do not know if this occurs on non-Windows operating systems but I did verify it on two Windows 10 machines. Marking high priority because even if it affects a small number of people, not being able to exit the log is arguably a blocker to being able to successfully use the client, and on the development side it seems like a small regression.

Original issue was that I had FileZilla displaying on 2nd monitor attached to my notebook. Thereafter, without 2nd monitor attached, FileZilla displayed at the extreme right edge of the screen and I was unable to drag it over.

This is the kind of situation a clean reinstall should resolve, but after uninstall, reboot, and reinstall, the problem persisted. I had to go through Windows registry and delete every FileZilla key I could find to resolve the issue.

Then it displayed correctly upon reinstall, but another problem appeared, as reported in bug #13048 "new Bug report". I was getting "error loading the transfer queue from "C:\User\patri\AppData\Roaming\FileZilla\queue.sqlite3".

This required uninstalling again, then deleting the FileZilla folder at C:\Users\userAppData\Roaming\.

After another uninstall, reboot, reinstall, finally everything working well.

Hello, I downloaded and installed the latest Windows 64-bit FileZilla v3.66.5 yesterday and have discovered the filezilla.exe executable contains no version information as existed in the previous versions Without this version information it is not possible to detect the correct version has been installed with automated deployment tools (such as SCCM or Intune) FileZilla.exe v3.66.5 properties will be attached as an image once the ticket has been created

Just downloaded FileZilla Client to my new computer and I'm seeing an issue I've never had before. In the "View" tab I have Tool bar and Quickconnect bar checked but they are not showing on my screen, so I have no way to connect to any servers. My computer and FileZilla are both totally up to date and I've played around with other settings. I've also looked through the forums and can't seem to find anything related to this. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Dear Team,

We observed that filezilla-server.exe service stop automatically. end log found

Faulting application name: filezilla-server.exe, version: 1.7.3.0, time stamp: 0x64ff8683 Faulting module name: libfilezilla-40.dll, version: 0.44.0.0, time stamp: 0x64ff8683 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x000000000004a7c1 Faulting process id: 0xa64 Faulting application start time: 0x01da2cb4c4df6088 Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\FileZilla Server\filezilla-server.exe Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\FileZilla Server\libfilezilla-40.dll Report Id: 2f63b6da-c0b7-43b1-abbc-67274b7db30d Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID:

Please help to resolve below issue.

Regards Santosh Prasad 9971249710

Updates that show up even when "Never" is set in the drop down box. I do not need to be reminded for something that I do not need.

In relation to ticket 13070 being closed without resolution, I think it is time to say good-bye to filezilla.

I am on the paid MacOS client from the App Store.

FZ has worked perfectly for years, but broke after my upgrade to Sonoma 14.4. (I understand that this is a buggy release from Apple.)

As the attached image shows, neither file pane populates.

Both MacOS and FZ have been updated as of March 22 2024.

Please assist.

(BTW, I tried and failed to find similar tickets. I must say that the Trac site is poor.)

We use Zscaler as proxy, traffic is reaching FileZilla using Zsclaer ranges (like ATL DC 104.129.206.0/23) and we are not getting access. We confirmed that whitelisting needs to be done in FileZilla to ensure access from Zscaler works.

Not able to uninstall after upgraded to latest version Error says that I don’t have sufficient access to remove FileZilla (I am local administrator) Getting same error on both windows 10 and 11 Never had any issues with earlier versions of FileZilla

Installer was downloaded from https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?platform=win64

There is currently no way to change the settings for how to handle matching filenames. You can choose to overwrite, overwrite if newer, skip, etc. on a file-by- file basis or make a choice and apply it to all files. However, once the choice is applied to all files, there is no further way to reset the choice. This can create difficulties, particularly where the server and client are out of sync on the clocks, which makes overwrite if newer problematic.

I think it could be a bug : I use filezilla 1.5a to upload something on an ftp, using quick connection (i write address ,user , password). I finish to use filezilla and i kill the program. When i run filezilla again and i go to

file - reconnect

filezilla reconnects to my ftp server even if the addres, user and password are blank. If i have used filezilla in an internet-point or in an other pubblic acces everyone could connect to my ftp and delete or upload anything.

If you sort the remote file list by date ascending (i.e., the most recent file is at the top - two clicks on the "Date" column header), and you have various files with the same date, but different timestamps, then the sort order is wrong: the files created later in that same day are placed down, while they should be at the top of the list! I rephrase: in the situation I described, the days are sorted fine, but the times are inverted. I hope you got the point.

The problem does not occur in the local file list, neither does when the lists are sorted with the most recent file at the bottom.

PS: I'm amazed by your fast response to my feature requests... Great!

Version 1.6

This is not really a bug but could be a security issue. When I extract a download queue it is put into a text file to reconnect again. The password is placed in the file as a plain text. A simple encoding algorithm could be use so it is not so easy to get someones password.

When trasfer timeouts new connection is made immediately. It seems that program ignores values in the "Retry Settings" group at "FileZilla Options -- Connection".

Mig

ps. I submitted a bit more info to thread: "[ #471013 ] Transmission stalls in the middle"

When I call FileZilla.exe from the Win2K command line by entering "filezilla", the program crashes. When I enter "filezilla.exe" or run the program via the start menu or Windows explorer, the error does not occur. Under Windows 98 SE the error also does not occur. It occurs only with Windows 2000.

FileZilla Version: 1.6 final. OS: Windows 2000, SP2. Error: Unhandled exception in FileZilla.exe (VERSION.DLL): 0x00000005: Access Violation.

Christian d'Heureuse (chdh@…)

tested version 1.5a and 1.6 Disconnect from host when downloading large file (over 10Mbytes).

version 1.0 works fine!

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When I start up FileZilla, it switches the local directory in the bottom window to the correct directory. But the directory tree in the top is still at 'my computer' - so when I try to upload a file, it just does nothing. Literally. So what I do is click in the text folder listing (like c:\ftpuploads\) and then press the ENTER key, and it reloads both the upper and the lower, and then the file upload works correctly.

When I add a New site and click on the Host text box the cursor (vertical blinking bar) does not show but if you start typing, text is entered into the Host text box as if the cursor was there.

In fact the problem is with the 1st text box you click on after pressing the New site button. If you then click on another text box the cursor shows fine (and all subsequent boxes until you create another new site).

BTW - thanks for fixing the folder problem.

v1.7a, Windows 95B, 128Mb RAM, 8Gb HD

Lex

Debug Unicode--------------------

Command Lines Creating temporary file "C:\DOCUME~1\01mm\LOCALS~1 \Temp\RSP4D.bat" with contents [ @echo off hhc.exe documentation\FileZilla.hhp echo. copy documentation\FileZilla.chm .\FileZilla_Win32_Debug_U nicode\FileZilla.chm ] Creating command line "C:\DOCUME~1\01mm\LOCALS~1 \Temp\RSP4D.bat" Creating command line "rc.exe /l 0x407 /fo"FileZilla_Win32_Debug_Unicode/FileZilla.res " /d "_DEBUG" /d "_AFXDLL" "D:\ÀÛ¾÷µ¥ÀÌŸ \FileZilla\FileZilla\FileZilla.rc"" Making HTML Help File...

ÁöÁ¤µÈ ÆÄÀÏÀ» ãÀ» ¼ö ¾ø½À´Ï´Ù. Error executing c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe. Output Window

Results FileZilla.exe - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)

D:\FileZilla\FileZilla\source\stdafx.h(25) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'htmlhelp.h': No such file or directory

Compiling error??

D:\FileZilla\FileZilla\source\stdafx.h(25) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'htmlhelp.h': No such file or directory

Compiling error??

the download speed is arount 52K/s over a 100M/bit network. I have test with wu-ftp the transfer speed is over 400K/s on the same machine. (win2k)

FileZilla seems to use max bandwide on download/upload, but just a short moment (few seconds).

tested versions: 1.0, 1.5a, 1.6, 1.7b are all have this behavious.

Thanks.

If downloading a queue and the server disconnects for some reason, pressing the 'Process Queue' button again will have no effect. One must use the menu option 'Queue -> Process Queue' to get it going again. Tested in 1.7b

When downloading files, and then add additional files to queue, additional files are not downloaded without re-processing the queue. Tested on 1.7b

Filezilla will not start in older systems. It pops up an errormessagebox saying "Ordinal 6877 could not be located in link library MFC42.DLL"

S1 = Windows 98 with mfc42.dll dated 5-11-98 like most other files there.

S2 = Windows NT 4.0 SP 6 with mfc42.dll dated 01/31/97

While uploading multiple files, I noticed the file upload progress bar often goes beyond 100%, to 101, 103 or 105%.

Could this be due to a rounding error?

If I activate the "Remember window size and position" option, and then maximize FileZilla's window, after quitting and restarting the program a couple of times the separator of the lower pane (the upper border of the queue view area) starts behaving on its own, and is always very high, on each program start, even though I move it down each time.

BTW, how is FileZilla development going on? I hope everything is well, I like the program very much, but there are a couple of quirks to be fixed, yet, like the fact that local file sizes are shown differently from remote ones.

...and happy new year!

Several of the source files include stdafx.h, unfortunately how the file is referenced is inconsistent and may cause build problems.

The project files in the repository do no cause the base source directory to be searched as an include directory.

Files in the misc directory have statements that say "#include <stdafx.h>" or "#include "stdafx.h"".

Either the project file should be changed to search the base source directory for include files, or the refernce should always be written as "#include "../stdafx.h".

Three weeks ago a revised version of asyncproxysocket.cpp was checked in. The source file now references CBase64coding.hpp, however that file is not in the repository.

Also, the project file includes a dependancy on source\msic\CBase64Coding.cpp. That file is currently missing from the repository.

The current FileZilla source snapshot does not build, please check in the missing files.

If my local directory is an unc name (eg
winserver\c$\temp) and a file is downloaded, the program thinks the unc name is a relative directory name and appends the unc name. So the local file is stored in
winserver\c$\temp\winserver\c$\temp\file.dat and not in
winserver\c$\temp\file.dat.

When uploading a folder, version 1.7b does not create each level of the path separately, the server can only create one folder at a time. The result is that FileZilla continues to upload the files with an "upload failed" response from the server because the path doesn't exist.

if you have any questions let me know. Great product!

Tried multiple times under different servers (IIS, WarFTPd, and FileZilla) and the same thing happens. Two friends have verified. It worked under other FTP clients.

I thought the resume command was something like STOR not APPE, but the protocol may have changed. Perhaps support for that command will fix it.

I have attached the logfile so you can see what is going on. I started the file, cancelled it, then tried resuming.

First, let me just say that I absolutely love your program. I've used WSFTP, Laplink FTP, SmartFTP, FTP Explorer, and others that I can't remember the names of, but yours has the most useful features anyone could hope for.

Unfortunately, there is a problem with date and time sorting in the remote connection window. When you choose to sort the file list in reverse chronological order by date, the time column is in ascending order. For example:

I want to see the remote list of files from most recent to oldest. When I sort in reverse order by date, I expect to see the files listed most recent to oldest. Although the reverse order indeed works in the date column, the time column remains from oldest to newest, so the files don't end up being listed most recent to oldest. I tried sorting instead by the time column, but that doesn't help either. If I sort most recent to oldest time, the date shows oldest to newest. As you can see, this makes it tough to see which files might be needed to be updated onto my remote location, you know what I mean?

Is there anything I can do, or is there a patch that addresses this?

If you mistakenly try to upload after a server timeout, the process is added to the queue but cannot be processed on reconnection, causing a block in the ability to transfer, the only way to fix is to exit and re-oprn then you are allowed to remove the process from the queue.

P.S. This is a very functional program. :-)

The 0.3 Beta version of the FileZilla FTP server correctly adds domain users (users whose name is of the form domainname\username) to the NT registry. It does this by making the username a subkey of the domainname key. When reading this information back, however, the code only reads the domainname and interprets this as the full username.

I have fixed this (open source is wonderful) via the attached modifications to UsersDLG.h & cpp:

Thanks for the great server.

Whe I try to download & upload (with version 1.8) a complex structure of files and directories, Filezilla presents two different problems:

a) When downloading more then a folder, it sometimes seems that it just download the first one. It just happens when you put them directly on the queue. If you download a single folder with multiple folders within, it works correctly.

b) When uploading, it doesn't create new folders correctly. If you have an empty folder (i.e.: without files) that has some directories, Filezilla tries to create those directories directly, without creating first the folder. The result is that no one of them is created.

Just a thought I am not claiming to be an expert on this.

The replies to ls 150 and 226 come together on the same server reply. the client has to dig in there to find out that those are actually to responses.

I thought it was confusing to the client side it was in my client (my program), nothing I could not handle though. I just though it might be confusing to other clients.

I read the RFC959 and it is not clear whether you should send them seperatelly

I am using FileZilla 1.81 Final.

The problem I have is that when I try to change into a directory that does not allow showing the contents of the directory, FileZilla sees this as an error and will not change into the directory.

The log shows:

Command: CWD inbox Response: 250 CWD command successful. Command: PWD Response: 257 "/private/supportcss/inbox" is current directory. Command: PORT 192,168,1,4,11,195 Response: 200 PORT command successful. Command: TYPE A Response: 200 Type set to A. Command: LIST Response: 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls. Response: 550 .: Access is denied. Error: Could not retrieve directory listing

Hi,

The problem I've been having is that I don't find that FileZilla remembers any of my menu positions or window positions. I am running Win2K and have tried versions 1.6 all the way through 1.8.1.

I'm assuming this is a bug. (You should set up Forums so that users could discuss problems and help each other... Just an idea. :p)

There is a bug in the export settings.

The values will not go back into the registry.

Why?

The line [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\FileZilla
Site Manager]

should read

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\FileZilla\Site Manager]

Note the
has been replaced with \ .

Do this for all the site manager settings and it will then go back into the register.

The reg fragment that is exported does not go back into the registry.

Solution: Use notepad to edit the file and remove the double slashes in the site manager entries. Replace with a single slash.

I am running FileZilla 1.8.2 on an NT4.0 workstation

1. conneted to a server
2. add file(s)to the transfer queue
3. Export the transfer queue to a text file (foo.txt)
4. remove file(s) from queue
5. verify that text file is created

5.1 (optional) close and restart FileZilla 5.2 (optional) reconnect to server

6. Import Transfer queue from file (foo.txt)
7. Nothing happens - files are *not* added to

Transfer Queue. The Transfer Queue remains empty. There is no error measage.

I had hoped that Queue Import and Export was a method of storing a complex download scheme for reuse - this feature is not documented in the help file as to how and why it may be used. I tried to get it to work for a single file in the queue as well as a more complex file structure. The Queue export feature appeares to be working correctly ( it creates a text file showing file transfer information ) but the import feature seems to do nothing.

I had a problem where after exiting FileZilla the Queue remained when I Restarted, but it had forgotten it's host information.

Thus when trying to process the queue, it locked up the program until the Maximum retries on each file were all used up.

I can't seem to reproduce this error.

Sometimes when a upload fails because of a network problem (not a filezilla problem) I want to remove it from the queue and start all over again. However I have to wait now to get the "too many retries" error and the remove it. I would like it very much if I could do this by choosing "stop or remove from queue) in the right mouse button menu whatever the status of the transfer is. At all times I want to be able to remove/stop it even if it's transfering or something. This is the only thing I'm missing in filezilla! Thanks for your work! Jan

Del key in Site Manager always deletes the currently selected site, even if keyboard focus is in a text field.

Correct behaviour would be that pressing Del deletes a character when cursor is in a text input field

(tested with filezilla up to 1.8.3)

thanks ronny

When I select several files to use chmod, it only changes the first file and not all the files.

I'm usint ver 1.8 on win2k against a linux server.

In the main window of Filezilla 1.9 final, pressing shift-tab is inconsistent. Within the Quick Connect toolbar you can get from edit field to edit field consistently. But for the Quickconnect button and the rest of the interface (local/remote directories, file listings, and the queue) does not respond to shift- tab. The shift is ignored, so you have to tab forwards always, instead of being able to shift-tab backwards.

Version 1.9

If the directory structure contains empty folders then the deletion of the empty folder from a higher level does not occur. Fileziller just reports that it is an empty folder.

Also, a number of 'Illegal Ops' at upload have occured.

Will investigate and report back.

Bye Clive

Client: FileZilla 1.8.3 on WinXP Pro. Server: FreeBSD running default pkg for FTP (lists 6.00LS, that's all I know sorry)

File size is Extremely large (2.6 Gigs) but FileZilla does not display it properly (see highlights in attached screenshot).

In particular: 1) Remote site - Column FileSize - shows "???". 2) Queue - Column FileSize - shows negative number 3) Queue - shows total of "0 bytes +"

The first, when I delete something in version 1.9 final, not the new 1.9.1 version (going to test this one now), the file would remain there, a refresh problem like in the prior version, except now it deals with deleting.

The second, when I try to upload a file it crashes the client, using windows 2000 pro, tried to upload a 1kb htaccess file in text format and it crashed, it's not really reproducable so I don't know the problem, so... and I am going to 1.9.1, will see if this one fixes it and the other.

Upon uploading files, the remote file list still does not refresh properly. The remote file displays ????? instead of the date. Obviously, this results in Date/Time file sorting problems.

I forgot to mention that part of the original bug was indeed fixed, in that if you perform a manual refresh of the remote file list window, the dates then display, and are displayed with the correct dates. Thanks Tim!

The local and remote file lists behave differently regarding sort by date: when sorting by date in ascending order, the local list shows folders FIRST, while the remote one shows folders at the bottom. The opposite happens if you sort by date in descending order.

When you want to upload a file overwriting an old version, the usual dialog appears, asking what you want to do (overwrite, skip, etc.). Starting from FileZilla 1.9.2, this dialog does not show the correct info about the files, it only shows some dates, while it did show the file sizes before (which is surely useful).

Hi.

I have disabled the 'keep alive settings' in FileZilla 1.9.3 but FileZilla seems to send that keep alive messages nevertheless as displayed in 'message log' window. I even closed and restarted FileZilla again but it still continues using keep alive.

Under Windows XP, after appearing to connect successfully, there seems to be a problem on the initial LIST command, and the remote file list does not show the files on the server.

Hidden file(s) like .DS_Store are not displayed or deleted by recursive deletes. As such it appears that the directory is not able to be deleted even though the permissions are correct. Even if hidden files are hidden in the gui, recursive deletes should delete them, although I haven't seen any option to hide files.

Links on a remote server are not recognized properly.

For example, see ftp.gwdg.de/pub/misc/freedb/. There's a link 'freedb-win-20020327.rar', which is recognized by FileZilla as a directory.

An attempt to download this file (the link points to freedb-win.rar) results in FileZilla trying to "CWD freedb-win- 20020327.rar" which of course raises a "550 freedb-win- 20020327.rar: No such file or directory." error.

Version 1.9.3

The Programm cannot view hidden files (Dotfiles) on the server. This is not a bug, but I would like this feature.

Missing dll reported at load!

The dll is named DBGHelp.dll.

Any ideas?

Bye, Clive

On a W2K-IIS-FTP server there one home directory per site. If there is a (virtual) directory whith the user's name the user is normally being redirected there on an FTP connect.

When I connect whith FileZilla I am in the root directory not in my home directory.

default language english.

1.go to proxy settings settings > proxy settings

• direct connection
• socks4 proxy
• socks4a proxy
• socks5 proxy
• http 1.1 proxy

2. change language e.g to german

settings > language

3. press "OK" to submit new settings

-> langunage has changed as expected

4. go to proxy settings

settings > proxy settings

-> now the proxy list has changed between the english version, see below

• verwende direkte verbindung(kein proxy)
• verwende socks4 proxy
• verwende socks5 proxy

is that correct?

In the queue pane, the widths of the columns are not saved. I guess we missed that pane. :) Thanks.

If the FTP server gets an all uppercase file, it changes it to lowercase. It should preserve the case, or at least make it a config option.

I noticed a new feature in FileZilla 1.9.6: The 'reconnect' button remembers the password. But for security reasons I don't save the password on my disk, I always type it in when FileZilla prompts me. The problem is that FileZilla even 'saves' a wrong password so that I have to quit and restart it. A solution would be to remember the password only if it was correct i.e. we get a '230 user logged in' during login.

FileZilla 1.9.6 seems to have some refresh problems: The remote view is neither refreshed after deleting a remote directory nor after changing permission (chmod) of a file/dir.

MKDIR add / at the end of path. This cause error 553 Could not determine cwdir: No such file or directory.

a / at the end of path is not a correct path for MKDIR command !

No upload is possible on any LINUX SUZE version with FILEZILLA !

Please, DO NOT HAD / at the end of PATH ! ! !

I have experienced a deadlock with FileZilla 1.9.7 each time I access one of my own drives and only that drive. FileZilla blocks and the sistem slows down. The problem occurs when I open any directory but the root of that drive. That didn't happen with version 1.9.4 or any previous versions I used. The drive in question is a unix directory mounted via samba. I have checked and there are no circular links (so the tree is finite) and I can acess everything on the NT Explorer.

When a single folder is deleted from a remote server the folder is deleted on that remote server. However, Fileziller fails to refresh both the remote server panes. If a manual refresh, via the 'refresh' button, is clicked the panes are correctly updated.

I think this was working OK in 1.8?

Keep up the good work...

Clive

The date formats for local and remote currently display in two different formats. The Remote displays in bytes, and the local displays in whole KBs which makes file size comparison very difficult.

This bug was first notices in 1.94, I just upgraded to 1.97 and the problem is still there.

netscape did something to their ftp server. cuteftp still shows the dir listing, but doesnt know the path anymore. filezilla says its an empty dir.

On my system (win95), the function "connect to default site" does not work. I could fix the problem by changing the while-loop within function CSiteManager::GetDefaultSite(CString substring) : (changed/new lines are marked *) while(RegEnumKeyEx(key,index,buffer,&length,0,0,0,0)==ERROR_SUCCESS) {

t_Site *site;

• if(substring == "")
• site=GetDefaultSite(buffer);
• else

site=GetDefaultSite(substring+"
"+buffer);

if (site)

return site;

index++; length=1000;

}

David

With 1.9.7, any attempt I make to create a new directory on the remote server (or copy a folder to the remote server) gets "550 /Temp/foo/: Bad file descriptor". The remote server is a NetBSD box running its standard FTP server. /Temp is correctly owned by the ftp user. I have no problem creating new directories and copying folders with other FTP clients in that directory, so it's pretty clearly FileZilla's problem.

If I have one or more files selected in the file list view and then change the sort order, the highlighting remains in the same place (now with a different file) rather than moving with the file.

You can use '..' to see below the root of a directory.

ftp> ls .. 200 Port command successful 150 Opening data channel for directory list. site1 site2 226 Transfer OK

For example, directories are set up like so:

c:\ftp c:\ftp\site1 c:\ftp\site2

I have a user "anonymous" set up as follows:

c:\ftp\site1 Files: read Directories: list, subdirs Show relative paths

0.6.0 beta.

Using Filezilla 1.9.7 I try to transfer file, from local to remote server, with 0 byte length, but Filezilla return error.

e.g. show hidden files is missing... seen in version 1.9.7

PWD works for PWD command, but not to XPWD command. When using ftp for DOS(win 9x) or for CMD (Win NT, 2K), the ftp client sends the XPWD command, that is not understood by FZ Server. I've used debug mode. Then I sent (by literal on this ftp for DOS) a PWD command and it works fine. I think that the same implementation for both comands works good.

Thanks.

I'm using FileZilla 1.9.7 with two simultanious running instances. First I connect to host1.tld then starting another FileZilla and connect to host2.tld. After a while FileZilla on host1.tld gets disconnected (timeout) so I hit the reconnect button. But now FileZilla tries to connect to host2.tld which is wrong. The password seems to be remembered correctly as it cannot connect properly to host2.tld as I get a login incorrect so I assume that FileZilla sends the other right password for host1.tld.

I have FileZilla 1.9.7 configured to open the file manager window on startup; if I connect to a site - which has a local directory setting - immediately after opening FileZilla, e.g. by double-clicking on its name, the actual local directory in the left pane is the latest one I've used, and NOT the one which is instead in the settings for that FTP site.

Try this:

• set up site ftp.abc.com with default local directory

C:\abc;

• set FileZilla so that the site manager is open on

startup;

• connect to the site, and browse in the left local pane to

a C:\whatever folder;

• close FileZilla, then reopen it;

• connect to ftp.abc.com again;

• you will see that the local directory is C:\whatever,

instead of C:\abc, which it should be;

• disconnect from the site, then reconnect again;

• you will now see the right local dir.

Running 1.9.8 beta 6 on win98. Every item in the current folder is repeated at least 50 times - folders and files.

A while back I created an account. I'm not sure if anyone used it after it was created. Someone just tried to use it and got a "550 Could not get home dir!" error.

I tried deleting, recreating the home (only) directory. I tried setting the home directory (again). I shut down the server and restarted. Non of the above worked.

I deleted the FTP account that re-created it. That worked.