Custom Query (8170 matches)

It would be nice to be able to right click in local and remote window pane and choose a refresh option.

When i'm doing web-stuff, I always Alt-tab from mozilla, editor and ftp program, i never use the mouse during that, and i didn't found any keybord shortcut in order tu upload/download selected file(s), is there one ? If not, that would be cool if you add one !

:)

PS: very good job ! is there a chance to see a linux version one day ?

I build webpages and have to update them to the server to test them. If the option is selected, the client would regularly poll the files (date/time) in the current directory and compare it against the remote directory (date/time). If the file on the client is newer, it would auto send the file to the server. Thus you could just save a webpage, and not have to do anything with FileZilla to get it to update. Email me if you need more details, jeremy(at)lpirlet(dot)net

example: only *.htm? Up/Download

When you sort the Files by Last Modified it should still keep the Folders at the top instead of mixing everything up based on when the Folder was created. If you still want to sort the Folders by when they were modified then that's fine, but don't you think they should be kept at the top of the window? It's impossible to find a folder when you have a directory full of 1,000's of files! Very annoying. :(

I hope you can fix this. Thanks!

I would like to see the ability monitor a local folder for new files every five seconds. Also an option to delete the file from the local folder after sucessful transfer.

Since Im sure alot of dialup users out there use FTP, and the hosts they have dont have the ability to bring files from another server. Im one of those people. I would like to see the ability to have multiple connections open, with the ability to drag and drop between servers. As moving from server - hdd- another server can take forever for us dialup users.

As present in "CuteFTP", it would be so great to have the option "Add site to shell integration", in the site manager window. Then, it would be possible to directly upload files from windows explorer, when invoking a right-click on the file you want to upload. Bravo bravo for such a software!

I'm using filezilla to maintain code on a distant machine. I always have to propagate modifications on every version of the program, thats why i have to work on files which have same name, but are in different directories (/v0.1/, /v0.2/). This cant be done since the View/Edit feature first copies the file locally and then opens it. Editing files with same name leads to "file already exists" message. It would be great if the download process could rebuild the directory tree locally before editing the file...

Thank you

Is it possible to have as options on Upload and (seperately) Download of an ASCII text file (eg .html) the Choice* between using

(a) Unix Line endings LF or (b) Windows Line Endings CR LF

Using FileZilla 2.2.1b on a Windows Me PC client, it appears FileZilla uses exclusively LF for upload (strips CR) and download. The Server (unix or windows) ought not care which line endings are used; browsers know CR, CR LF, and LF are equivalent for rendering purposes - the advantage to using the same line endings on both client and server is (1)At a glance comparision between ASCII file byte counts on upload or download - good confidence test etc and (2)Windows needs the CR for editing purposes if you download a text file - (unless one wants to look at the "black square" phenonmenon in Notepad etc.)

Thank you

• Actually there are 3 possibilities - the last being the

Mac CR

Binary mode automatically preserves byte count

While there are settings for adjusting the sort order for the file list, it seems that the treeview always has an arbitrary sort (the directories). It would be nice to be able to adjust this setting so that when looking at mirrored directories, the local and remote treeview is congruent, making it easy to find the folder which requires transfer.

Currently in filezilla, when you click on a remote directory in the treeview, it opens the directory in the file list pane and expands the directory in the treeview. If you do this on the local treeview, it only opens the directory in the file list pane and does NOT expand the directory in the treeview. This is both an inconsistency and a nuisence (or to be more positive, it would be great if it worked this way ;)

First off, I love your work!

Please consider adding an option to play a .wav sound upon completion of a transfer (for both individual files and for the entire queue). I frequently upload big files (several MB), and playing a sound would be a great way to notify me when one finishes to I do not have to check repeatedly.

This is not quite the same request as #735804

There is only one client that supports HTTP proxy with FTP support - Total Commander. I hope that FileZilla will be the next :)

If you choose "Edit File" for a file on the remote server, the file being edited should be downloaded, opened with associated program (or Open With") and ask/automatically uploaded (by remembering the file date/time and doing a comparison) to the remote server each time the file is saved on the local machine (or if easier, when you exit the editor). A prompt asking the user "The file has been changed locally, do you want to update the server with the new file?" should come up as a confirmation.

I would very much like to see an auto upload folder. This would be a folder monitored by the FileZilla Client for any change. Once a new file was added it would be uploaded based on auto upload configurations.

Thanks. And great work on the client and server.

Filezilla is a very cool file transfer application but it seems to lack a feature surprisingly trivial: user profiles. All users share the same bookmarks that are stored in a system wide configuration file. On my home PC there are two users and this is impractical to find my own bookmark mixed with the other user's ones, figure it in a more etherogeneous environment like scools, universitie or offices... IMHO it should be better and *safer* having them stored into user's document folder (it can be found, for example, by inspecting USERPROFILE or HOMEPATH environment variables), and eventually check for a common configuration file (for default values or shared bookmarks) into Filezilla installdir or more consistently, into the path specified by ALLUSERPSROFILE environment variable.

I think it would serve very well to have a total transfer speed, especially with multi-threaded downloading. This should be very simple to do, and it could be stuck down in the status bar.

Thank you.

mac@…

The only thing I have found missing in FileZilla is a way to save the connection settings to a file.

I have lots of connections, and it would be great if these could be exported. That way I could quickly give these to another person, or back them up and restore them easily.

There already is a way to export interface settings to an XML file, but not the connections.

For large downloads (like linux distros) where MD5 sums are offered, it would be really nice if FileZilla could compare its downloads to the sums offered to verify that everything was gotten correctly.

Servers behind NAT may give the wrong IP when they give the host/port info in their response to the client PASV.

I just experimented, and I can simply substitute the original server IP instead of using the one the server passed in the response.

I think this would make a nice option.

I'm seeing this matter when the server's NAT gateway can fix the outbound info in unencrypted channel (so I have no problem there), but the server's NAT gateway can't fix it in encrypted channel, so I can't connect unless I hack the code in CFtpControlSocket::List to switch IPs.

I think it would be nifty to have an Advanced option something like

"Use original Server IP in PASV connection"

for this case, to avoid having to hack in the cpp code myself :)

I might be able to submit a code patch for it, if I can (a) figure out the original server IP (which shouldn't be hard, but when I was hacking, I knew the server IP and just put in a hardcoded one, so I didn't solve this part), and (b) figure out the GUI stuff (probably much the harder part).

FtpControlSocket.cpp, v1.76 circa lines 1306-1309

if (pData->bPasv) {

pData->host = "99.99.99.99"; hack, should fetch

original server IP

if PASV create the socket & initiate outbound

data channel connection

if

(!m_pTransferSocket->Connect(pData->host,pData->port))

{

Great application.. Would be nice with support for the BACK message to go to the previous folder though.. at least in the remote window.. should be pretty quick to do, too ;o)

jm@…

It would really be great if you could be the first graphical ftp-client for windows that supports IPv6

Some of most important ftp program have a feature for backup or automatick upload to one or more ftp space. i haven't seen this in filezilla.

thank for your work.

If you're not connected to a server and you process the queue, the FileZilla client tells you when connects to the server(s) and when it processes each item in the queue, but it doesn't tell you if/when it disconnects from the server(s).

Could you add the ability to save a remote directory list as text? It would make it easier to print out a list and cross off files downloaded.

Thanks

There is currently, as far as I know, no way to change the order of the items in the queue. It would be great to be able to drag and drop to change the order (as in virtually any other ftp program) or a context menu option to "move to bottom" and "move to top".

Is there any way of turning on a timestamp in the message log window so I can see exactly when I connected, disconnected, etc. Basically, I want to know when every single occurrence happened.

Example: [20:30:04] Status: Connecting to 127.0.0.1 ... [20:30:10] Error: Unable to connect! [20:30:11] Status: Waiting to retry... (999 retries left)

Which shows me that at 8:30pm, I tried to connect to localhost and failed.

It seems that I must currently set my firewall to allow outgoing connections on ANY port > 1024. Could we please allow the user to specify a limited range of ports for Filezilla Client to use, allowing the firewall to be configured more tightly? Maybe the GUI could be integrated with Feature Request 875817, also related to PASV connections. And, my thanks for this great software!

A good option would be to remember the remote site directories, so I would appear always in the Remote Site drop list. There could be an option to delete the list at any time. This is useful for webmasters especially if they have a large number of directories in his sites.

FileZilla is a great program, but I'm missing the possibility to edit target file/directory for a file in the queue. (Like CTRL-E in FlashFXP).

A "pause quene when current file(s) finish" would also be nice. (Not aborting current uploads/downloads)

MrMagu, Oslo, Norway

My father uses an ancient FTP server as part of his job. His FTP server supports accessing directories using slash for a delimiter, but the files he wants to access are not accessible via this method. His directory change request must follow the pattern "CWD 'QW.U.SNOW.ALL'" for example, and the server responds normally. Unfortunately, FileZilla wraps this in slashes when he tries to change directories in the "Remote Site" pulldown.

If possible, add a server-by-server option to specify directory delimiters, or to set the directory raw rather than parsed.

As an ex ws_ftp user I find filezilla superior in nearly all aspects. Two things that I miss 'though:

1. Sounds - often I transfer a lot of files in the

background while I'm working on something else and I minimise my ftp client. A .wav to confirm that the transfer is complete (or there has been a problem) would be very useful. Some people may find sounds annoying, but they could always be switched off...

2. Transfer button - the upload / download buttons with

arrows in ws_ftp that sit between the server side and PC side files are more intuitive than double clicking or right clicking to transfer.

Thank you for all your work!

I have to go thru a firewall with anti-virus that send no data until the download is complete and the file is analyzed, and then, send the whole file at once.

for large files, even on fast remote servers, the download can take more than 999 seconds.

is it possible to allow larger timeout ?

TIA, Pierre.

The Filezilla Client Installer does not search automatically for ressources in the current directory.

Considering the following example :

o the user wants to install the FileZilla FTP client

in french

o the french documentation ZIP file is in the same

directory than the EXE installer file.

The user select a french installation, so the french documentation is selected for installation by default. To avoid the download of the documentation (for example if the user is currently off-line, or if the user is a system admin who needs to install FileZilla on several PCs), the user need to activate the "local directory" checkbox and set the directory where the requested ressource (ZIP file) is. This is not very user friendly...

The installer should so modified to :

1) first, look in the current directory to see if the

ressource

is available;

2) if not, try to download the ressource.

The interface could be the following : Note : [x] is a checkbox, (.) is a radiobutton

Ressource directory: (.) Current directory ( ) Specific location [label] [browse button] Note : if the requested ressource is not available in the

"ressource directory", the installer will

try to

download if from

​http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

[x] Save downloaded ressource in the "ressouce

directory"

One feature I miss from WSFTP was the ability to choose the default action for a double-click on a file. You could choose between transfering the file (as is currently implemented in FileZilla), or simply opening it for viewing editing. I check my log files every morning, and often just want to see a file's contents rather than download it, so for me, view, not transfer, is the preferred default double-click action. I also thing that transfer is the more "dangerous" action, so having it as non-default means I have to think for a fraction of a second more before I up/download a file.

support for secure login, like raidenftpd does.

Response: 220 Please enter your login name now. Command: USER somelogin Response: 331 Response to otp-md5 354 all302 required for skey. Command: PASS * Response: 530 Not logged in (Password incorrect). Error: Unable to connect!

with FlashFXP this login/pass works fine

fixing bad (LAN) passive mode ips as a per site setting. Because only some sites makes bad pasv answers.

Filezilla should replace the given pasv ip with the serversip. This should only be an option, since this "bad" ips are needed for fxp, which should also be implemented ;)

The default retry delay should be 60 seconds, not 5. With such a short delay many sites ban you for hammering.

Currently, the local tree view can't display local network structure. How it can do so in the following release. Thank you.

Could it be possible to map a FTP site as a network drive. There are shareware programs that do that like Internet Neighborhood?

A parameter for each site should be added to specify the umask value (example 002). After connected, filezilla should send the ftp command "site umask 002" (with 002 that is example if user has configured his site profile with umask=002)

This is required for thoose who wants to have their file to have a particular group, user permissions automatically, according to the site profile, with no need to change permissions on each file after a transfer.

I would like SSH with Kerberos /GSS authentification. I have to use SSH to get through the firewall and I have to use Kerberos/GSS authentification to get on the system.

David

Together with "Use multiple connections" in Queue menu, another "check option" "Use speed limit" to obey or not the speed limits set in the configuration, for downloads and uploads.

Would be nice to have my Windows "favorites" links available in local directories, or the "Links" folder on the desktop--easier navigation.

I would think that it would be good if FileZilla could (optionally!) automatically ignore certain filenames when uploading. These files would for example be:

• CVS directories
• thumbs.db (thumbnail file automatically created by

Windows)

Very useful feature for web developers doing work on Windows, but uploading to Unix servers - the necessity to force remote file names to lower case during transfer.

A simple check box in the File Transfer option would be great - I always use the force to lower case, saves a lot of heartache and time, going through the remote file system and doing it manually.

michelle@…

One thing I've seen in other FTP clients is the option to overwrite where the filesize is smaller or larger. This is useful in conjunction with the option to download based on "last updated" date. Sometimes file transfers will break and the client's error detection will fail. Having the option to overwrite based on filesize is also good when files on the client have been changed, but you still want to overwrite them with files on the host side. Sometime, files on the host will have a newer "last updated" date than on the client, without having actually been changed (they were only touched), and therefore overwriting based on date causes a lot of unnecessary transferring and overwriting.

I've read through the last 100 or so feature requests, and this hasn't popped up, (though I imagine it has been requested before). This would be a great feature for us windows users, as it allows us to forget about the local tree view and use explorer (from run) to find the directory listings were interested in. Although the most recent versions have enabled drag and drop into filezilla, this is only really half way effective, (as again, it does not remove the necesity of the local tree view).

I love the program, and use it, but this is the sticking point for many other users in my communities.

I've told them that one of my favorite filezilla features is the involvement of the developers, and the community. Thanks, I hope I can see this implemented in FZ3!. I'm dying to see it released.

thanks

ANDERS

• Compile the "Address toolbar" with server/account

even if select from the "Site Manager"

• Keep these information in address toolbar after

exiting and restarting the program.

When maximizing the windows FileZilla Client should save this setting for the future.

A timestamp in the message log window so I can see exactly when I connected, disconnected, etc. Basically, I want to know when every single occurrence happened.

Example: [20:30:04] Status: Connecting to 127.0.0.1 ... [20:30:10] Error: Unable to connect! [20:30:11] Status: Waiting to retry... (999 retries left)

Which shows me that at 8:30pm, I tried to connect to localhost and failed.

I want to be able to automatically disconnect (and not reconnect) when my queue is complete.

There should be a right-click/context menu in the remote treeview as there are in the local treeview and both file lists.

With this feature, whenever a user click Refresh, Filezilla would highlight all the files that have been changed since the last refresh. This includes new files that are uploaded to remote site. An example of this implemetation can be seen in SmartFTP.

Thank you very much.

It would be great if the FileZilla Team can add an option that will allow us to keep folder names "as is" during transfer. Right now, FileZilla always forces folder names to lowercase, and those of us who like to use capital/uppercase letters for the first letter of folder names have to change it manually at all times.

Thanks in advance =)

I'd like that right click feature what are example in smartftp. Right click -> open with -> wanted program

Altough most Dutch speek Englisch; is it possible to get FileZilla in Dutch ?. I am looking for a good FTP program for my father.

If someone provides me with a list of "FileZilla words" I'll translate them.

jerry.vandestadt@…

When I have a large queue of upload files, sometimes I want to delete one file from the queue. But, when I scroll down the list, when a new upload occurs, the list scrolls up to the top, so I can't select the desired file to delete

I am using 2.2.5a and want to upload a file to an ftp site that only allows blind uploads (i.e. I cannot see what someone else has uploaded)

I log onto the site anonymously and try to change to the uploads folder.

I get this in the log

Command: CWD Uploads Response: 250 CWD command successful. Command: PWD Response: 257 "/Uploads" is current directory. Command: PORT 192,168,2,2,7,55 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 Command: PWD Response: 257 "/Uploads" is current directory.

It looks like it changes to the Uploads folder successfully but when it gets the error retrieving the directory listing it puts me back to the parent folder. If I try to copy a file to the Uploads folder I get errors

I think it should stay in the uploads folder even though it could not retrieve the directory listing. I have tried this with some other ftp clients and they do work as I expect them to. It would be great if Filezilla could do this too.

You can try this yourself by trying to upload a file to ftp2.mtxinc.com/uploads

Thank you

Richard Speiss rspeiss@…

A way to change file attributes recursively in subdirectories

A way to sort the queue, at least by size (to upload or download smaller files first, useful in web sites uploads)

A way to locate a file(s) on the remote ftp server... (better with name/size/age options)

hi,

would be glad to see options to use tls only for control channel (i.e. login and commands), not bulk (it's done in flashfxp). even better if this could be negotiated automatically (that's done in ftptls).

why? because that's all that most people need, and all that many servers are willing to provide (performance-wise).

good luck with the rewrite.

Deactivating of the timeout would be a good solution for the following problem. For example inserting a 0 for the timout or a check button to activate / deactivate.

Our network is behind a proxy server. Requests of files from an FTP-Server will be downdloaded by this proxy server. After a virus check the proxy sends the files to FileZilla. The download of huge files (40 MB and more) will be abortet after the maximum timeout of 999 seconds (~16 minutes) because FileZilla have to wait until the proxy has finished his job.

I wanna position remote pane upper to local position like the FTPVoyager.

Filezilla doesn't support SCP, WinSCP doesn't support FTP.

The WinSCP-Developer stated under ​http://winscp.sourceforge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=197 that FPT will be included in WinSCP if anyone develops it. As FileZilla is a great existing FTP-Client, why don't exchange the sources among other. FileZilla can be improved with SCP-Suport and WinSCP can be improved with FTP-Support.

Would you please contact the WinSCP-Developer: ​http://winscp.sourceforge.net

Thanks,

Alex

need a simple quick one click or keystroke to turn on and off PASV mode

Currently symbolic links are shown with the same icons as folders. It is confusing, and it would be much better if they would be displayed more like regular files. Ideally also with the data about where they are linked to.

I would very, very much like to have delete confirmation in Site Manager, because in 2.2.5 it is very easy to delete a directory full of sites.

(I moved this request of mine here from sourceforge.net/forum/)

move up the "don't store password" checkbox in servermanager, so that one not enters a password and then checks the option and the pasword field is then disabled. This needs to be the other way around. Maybe this can be put into the logon-type group above user-name.

Previously I used AceFTP. It had a transfer files arrow buttons (like -> and <-) between local files view pane and remote files view pane. I think, FileZilla is missing that good feature.

Also the tree view of local and remote is integrated into one list itself in AceFTP, which in FileZilla takes two panes and bit buggy.

The disconnect connection option could have added in toolbar as in AceFTP for faster access.

Also, multiple connection option is lacking in FileZilla.

A file filter addition to the filezilla would be appreciated. right now if there are too many files in the directory there is no way to filter out the file except trying to find out visually.

e.g if I just want to see the file type with the sql extension there is no place to specify this as of now.

Often developers use CVS to maintain their HTML projects but the do not want to transfer these CVS informations to the production server. Therefore I suggest to hide these - and other optional files - in the local view.

Other directories and files that are not neccessary to transfer are e.g. Dreamweaver template and library files (directories /Template and /Library)

I would love to see if the "Local filesystem" on the left hand side could be another ftp server. This way I would be able to transer files from one ftp server to another ftp server without having to down load and then re upload the files.

I believe that this can be accomplished in non-passive sessions.

Filezilla would connect to server a, and server b.

Issue the transfer command to server a but specify server b IP, then issue server b to port command to accept server a's request.

I do not know if this is too complicated and if it is only available to ftp. At minimum it would be nice to connect to two ftp servers and have filezilla maintain "tempory" files while the transfer is happening.

It would be a nice improvement if one could switch off local view so that only remote view remains visible.

This is quite useful when using drag and drop with Windows Explorer to upload and download files or when just organizing files on the server.

Then, the local view is unnecessary and it would be nice if it would be possible to switch it off (including local tree view, of course).

Hi,

It would be very useful for FileZilla to remember the "remote site" drop down per site, between sessions. This is so if you regularly navigate to a number of remote directories all the time, FileZilla will remember these for each site you connect to.

Perhaps FileZilla could remember the last 10 or 20 remote paths, say, per site, and also allow the ability to "pin" some remote sites in the list so they act like favourites.

Thanks, Andrew Weiser

In the FileZilla client, when a user attempts to connect to a server, if the user aborts the connection before or during the LIST command, FileZilla should disconnect from the server. The user most likely wants to cancel connecting to the server entirely. Also, without the remote file/folder list, there is little the user can do (without manually refreshing the remote list, which requires such intuition) except upload to the default remote folder or enter raw FTP commands.

Hi,

One feature (apart from timestamps :-)) that FileZilla is lacking is a countdown showing how long it will be until the next reconnect.

eg. I may have the settings set at retry 999 times every 90 seconds, but at 72 seconds I may want to connect by hand. This isn't possible with the current build of FileZilla.

Speaking of retries, I tried to set my retries to unlimited by entering 0 but it didn't work so I assume this isn't implemented either? An unlimited retries option would be nice :-)

Thanks for a great FTP client!

hello, Normally I have the "number of simulataneous file transfers" configured to something higher than "1" - E.g. when I'm connected to an SFTP server. By setting it up to something like "5" or "10", I usually get shorter transfer times and very important: I can continue browsing directories while still downloading.

But then it happens to me that I connect to a normal FTP server which has a limited number of simultaneous connections (often only "1"). Therefore with every file which newly starts downloading from the queue, filezilla attempts to open another connection and causes the FTP server to produce an errormessage like "530 You are already logged in maximum times." Then I temporarily have to change the "number of simultaneous file transfers" in the general settings manually, which I often forget to change back to higher values for the next SFTP transfer. Furthermore some FTP servers tend to kick or ban users when they attempt to open more than 1 simultaneous connection.

My suggestion would be:

Create in the site manager for each site a new field which stores a "manually setted number of simultaneous file transfers" for each site. if left empty, it will be setted to the default number in the general settings dialogue.

thanks again for this excellent software! bye, stephan loh

I am moving this to this area (was incorrectly posted on the support request area, sorry).

The line ending bytes are different for text files on windows and for those on linux type os [cr vs cr,lf]. A nice feature some popular ssh and ftp clients have (ssh.com, FTPExplorer) is to translate appropriately these text files when ASCII file transfer (either Auto based on extensions or Forced) is in effect. This makes it possible for almost all text browsers on both win and *x side show the file correctly on the respective os.

Please add this feature to FZ file transfer. If such an automatic translation is not desireable for some users, then may I suggest adding another preference setting to do this translation. Thank you!

Hi

I use FZ for loads of things, but one task I do more than others is to read lots of log files. The view/edit facility throws this into my favourite editor - ultraedit.

Ultraedit itself can open files by ftp but the file browser is clunky. But when a file is passed to UE by FZ, FZ then appears to delete the file. UE notices this and pops up a warning message - file has gone, close it?

Contrast this when doing the same 'view' operation using WS_FTP. Nasty interface, but the temp file stays there until WS_FTP is closed, and then it cleans up. You don't get any warning messages pop up while loading logs & reading.

It would make life easier for some text viewers if the cleanup was able to be switched between per-file and per-session.

Thanks for the great program anyway.

ftp.me.stendek@…

To be able to, from the command line, run a saved download, it goes to a time/datestamped folder, and then it shuts down. This would make for scheduled site backups.

When I use Filezilla at work I must connect to the same ftp server with different login. So I must create in connection manager different site configuration (one per user) with only user name different. It's usefull to have a login question when you press a connection definition, so you can declare ftp server with a predefinited user and when use this definition the client prompt you for user (with default) and password.

Thanks and bye.

I'd like to know who is the owner of a file when I

change its permissions. And the group would de nice too. Bye.

I would like to see the the logging feature enhanced to include the following information upon the successful completion of an upload or download: date/time stamp at completion, file name transferred, the total number of bytes, the time it took and the transfer rate. In a corporate environment, this information in invaluable when you are asked to prove that an upload was completed successfully.

It's great that FileZilla automatically retries, and resumes file transfers. But there are an unusually high frequency of sftp failures which I don't see as often when using ssh.com's "SSH Secure Shell for Workstations". If you could add some additional debug/trace information, maybe we could get the putty/psftp folks to fix this.

Status: Starting upload of D:\My Pictures\p15.png Command: PUT p15.png D:\My Pictures\p15.png FALSE Response: Uploading D:\My Pictures\p15.png to p15.png Error: FzSFtp.exe was closed, terminating connection. Error: Upload failed Error: Disconnected from server

I would like see an option to have two remote connections to transfer between. Is this possible?

Maybe I'm not fully aware of the intricacies of FileZilla but it appears that when you log on to a site to download (for example) you need to open another instance of FZ to head to another site (I'm a heavy pipe user :)) It would be great if you could implement a tabbing feature so only one instance of FZ needs to be open but I can log into multiple different ftp's simultaneously. My screen gets somewhat cluttered and it is not always clear what site I'm looking at when I expand the instances from the tray.

thanks Mike Smith

P.S. Love the SW. Been a user since version 2

Per RFC-2228 supports four arguments to PROT:

C - Clear -neither integrity nor privacy S - Safe - integrity without privacy E - Confidential - privacy without integrity P - Private - integrity and privacy

As of release 2.2.8c of FileZilla, if you specify a remote site as server type "FTP over TLS (explicit encryption)" (or "over SSL") the client sends "PROT P", specifying to encrypt both control and data connections. There should be an option in the client to choose the level of protection you desire. Some FTP servers (such as WS_FTP Server) now support allowing a clear command channel after authentication for compatibility with FTP application gateways/proxies found in firewalls and NAT devices.

It would be very helpful to have the negotiated cipher suite for TLS/SSL included in the logged output for the client server communications. This would help to diagnose encryption level requirement compliance.

Ipswitch WS_FTP Server 5.0 introduced a new command "CCC" ("Clear Command Channel") which is issued immediately after authentication to signal that the command channel should no longer be encrypted. This allows for secure authentication via explicit FTPS, while also allowing firewall FTP application gateways/proxies to correctly handle passive connections (as they can now see the passive response from the FTP server behind them). Currently, only Ipswitch's WS_FTP Pro client supports this command.

The ability to setup a file extension conversion list in FileZilla would be really useful. EG if FileZilla could change all .cpp to .C extensions for windows to unix ftp's.

with an option in the toolbar enabled

the remote folder should change simultan when i change the local folder, and vice versa

with relative paths

for example:

local folder: c:\htodcs\web\images

remote: \www\domain\images

changing localy to: '..\' would result in:

c:\htodcs\web \www\domain

and changing localy to: 'images\thumbs' would result in:

c:\htodcs\web\images\thumbs /www/domain/images/thumbs

Please consider adding code to display the file date on the remote machine in local time.

By default some ftp deamons such as proftpd display the file time in UTC. it would be nice to be able to automatically convert that to local time.

this would need to be on a per server basis

Hello,

FTP Navigator (​http://www.softwarea.com/ftp.htm) has some very nice features FileZilla ought to imitate. (Meanwhile, FTP Navigator has proven to be unstable in my use, hence my interest in FileZilla.)

In FTP Navigator, when you open the program, you're presented, in the right pane, with a list of all your servers. You can click on a server to establish a connection, or you can highlight a server and change its properties.

Here's where it gets good: In the properties for a server, you can specify both a starting remote path and starting local path. That way, when you click on a server to connect, the appropriate directory on your local machine opens and your preferred default location on the remote server opens. This is a very nice time saver -- and I can't imagine it would be hard for FileZilla's excellent developers to incorporate.

In FileZilla, by contrast, you have the option to have the program remember your last location on the local machine, but you can't associate different starting locations on the local machine with different remote servers.

I also prefer having the servers right there in the right pane when I open the program, rather than operating the quick connect pull-down provided in FileZilla.

Another nice feature in FTP Navigator. There's a text file containing all your server connections and the properties for those connections. That way, to transfer your connections and properties from one computer to another, you just take that text file and copy it to your other computer, and put it in the appropriate place in the program folder. This is great for synching your desktop with your laptop -- especially if you have lots of server connections to keep track of.

Regards, Ryan

I dont want to put in my user name in the site manager. I want the option of leaving it blank and entering it myself.

please fix this..

Please put a feature to search for different type of files like (jpg, mp3, etc.) through all the ftp servers, So that we can find files even if we don't know ftp server's name.

Please Please Please add DAV support. There are already 2 other requests for that. DAV is way better than FTP in most cases, it's only missing a good win32 client ( I got all the great clients I want on Linux ).

I would even sponsorize the implementation if someone was to do it. It's just a matter of compiling libneon in and hooking it up to FileZilla's internals..

Just a thought, but it would be quite handy if I could share a single site manager xml file with multiple users on a network drive.

Unless I'm very much mistaken, there doesn't seem to be any option to specify the location of the sitemanager XML file though, either in the app or the settings in the registry.