Custom Query (8171 matches)

If you're deleting several thousand files from a remote directory, and they are still selected in the remote view pane, the CPU usage remains at 100% and the files are deleted at a rate of about one every two seconds. If you click in the remote pane and deselect all of the files, they start deleting as fast as the server can handle it.

Must be some bug in the window pane code, maybe it's in Windows itself, but a workaround would be to automatically deselect the files if there are more than a certain number of them being deleted and the directory they're being deleted from is the one displayed in the remote pane.

Setup: Filezilla Server and Filezilla Client

If you are in the root directory of the FTP user and you try to go one folder up, it shows the physical path of the folder in which you are c:\xxx\xxx\xx or d:\xxx,

I think it is a security/feature issue

Hidden files are not always beeing displayed unless you again disable/enable the Show hidden files option in the view menu.

If you choose to delete a folder, FileZilla recurses through its subfolders to delete all files, but it misses hidden files and is thus unable to delete the selected folder is the "directory is not empty"...

(Version: 2.1.8c)

I've seen that when I wanted to download the virus signature files for my virus scanner. That are 2 files (fp-def.zip and macrdef2.zip) So I drag fp-def.zip to my local directory, then macrdef2. zip. The box pop's up if I want to overwrite the local file. But this box appears only for macrdef2.zip and fp-def.zip gets skipped.

If I drag the second file after the box for the first appeared, it works. If I mark both files and drag them at once, it works also.

I've reproduced this problem sucessfully only using sftp and transfering 2 files and up.

I connect to an sftp server1, and send 3 files (abc.txt, def.txt, ghi.txt) that are not on that server.

Break connection and connect to sftp server2 and send the same 3 files, I'll get an "File already exist" warning box for 2 of the 3 files (def.txt and abc.txt), even though these files _do not_ exist on server2. ghi.txt is sent without this warning.

My configuration :

FileZilla 2.1.9 / 2.1.9a Windows NT4 SP6a

2 Servers are identical Solaris 9 with stock SSH server (OpenSSH)

adery _at_ hotmail _dot_ com

If you increase the number of simultaneous connections while a queue is downloading, the new connections re-download a directory listing before starting to actually download files in the queue.

For example, I am currently downloading my site's old UBB forum files for backup. There are many thousands of files, totaling over 600 MB. I had it on two connections, but the files are tiny, so increasing the number of connections helps them download faster. The directory of the files currently at the top of the queue has many files in it, so the LIST command takes a long time for the server to process. When I increased the number of connections to four, the two new connections each ran LIST commands, instead of just downloading the next files in the queue.

In small directories this isn't a problem, but when downloading from directories containing thousands of files, this can add several minutes to the download time.

When I de-selected Process Queue, then selected it again, all four connections immediately started downloading files, without getting new directory listings.

This should probably be simple to fix. If the devs need any help tracking down this bug, just use my SF e-mail address.

Thanks for your work on FileZilla.

When you click view/edit on a file that's associated to ultraedit and you already have ultraedit running, FZ opens the file in the existing window but then immediatly deletes the file.

This is my first experience with FileZilla. It was included in the new Kerberos kit for windows distributed by the DoD High Performance Computing Modernization Office (HPCMO).

The Kerberos kit is identified at kfw_20030506_setup.exe, and the included version of FileZilla is 2.1.4b.

I am running Kerberos on a Windows 2002 operating system and connecting to a remote DoD HPC site. I have a large file that is 1235774 bytes on my local computer. Actually this file is located on a disk that resides on a Silicon Graphics O200 which is NFS mounted to my PC via Hummingbird Exceed version 8.0. When I transfer this file, it becomes 1228800 bytes big, and FileZilla repeatedly asks if I want to overwrite it. Each time I do, the transfer repeats and the remote copy of the file is the same, overly big size.

For a small file of 7262 bytes in size, the remote copy is 0 bytes long. Again, FileZilla repeats the overwrite prompt several times with the same result.

I have to deal with a firewall and wonder if this has anything to do with having to have certain UDP and/or TCP ports being open. Or it may simply be that I need to set certain parameters. The above behavior occurs whether the transfer type is Auto or Binary.

FileZilla looks like a very slick and intuitive way to deal with protected file transfer, especially with Kerberos. I would really like to be able to use it.

Could you please help?

Thank you, Ed Vaughn

Ed.Vaughn@…

W/ passive SSL, directory list appears incomplete, w/o SSL appear complete

I think I have found a bug in the Options dialog. When trying to assign a default program to open files, unless I click the <Ok> button for every entry nothing is saved. This requires me to reopen the Options for every program I want to assign.

Thanks dorlands@…

On a system with IMSecure or IMSecure Pro loaded, FileZilla will not connect out even in passive mode unless libeay32.dll is renamed to a different file extension.

Hello,

A customer called me because he had problems using active FTP through his firewall. I checked a bit and I remarked that many other FTP servers were doing well with active FTP through his firewall (checkpoint). The difference is that the server that are working ok are RFC 959 compliant. It looks like Filezilla server is not compliant (because of time, I could only make very few testings) because when the FTP- DATA connexion is set up from the server to the client, the source port should be 20 (actually "listening port - 1", according to the RFC). It looks like filezilla sets the a random source port > 1023. Stateful firewalls (at least checkpoint) doesnt take in consideration this connexion as a part of an existing one and the drops the data connexion.

Extract of the RFC :

​http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/A3_FTP_RFCs.html

The user-DTP must "listen" on the specified data port; this may be the default user port (U) or a port specified in the PORT command. The server shall initiate the data connection from his own default data port (L-1) using the specified user data port.

When we select sftp using ssh2 option in the site manager, the default port 21 should change to 22.

Rohit

ASCII or Auto-detect file transfer of an HTML or HTM file will break some Javascript rollover and/or OpenWindow-type coding in the page. Something is wrong with the ASCII file transfer.

Workaround is to transfer the file in Binary mode.

Files in the queue whose transfers are broken partway are always resumed by FZ, even if the server doesn't support resuming.

Resetting a file's queue status doesn't help; you have to remove the file from the queue and transfer again.

The keep alive function does not appear to work when using SFTP over SSH2 mode. Most FTP servers kick you off when the connection goes idle, so implimenting this feature to work under SSH2 would be a great addition. I'm sure many of us with remote servers would like to keep an open FTP session in the systray while working on their sites.

The reason is date-time format. Filezilla cannot parsing local date-time format that include 2byte character.

Below is reasult excute 'ls -la'

drwxr-xr-x 27 root root 1024 7Ô 5| 19:18 . drwxr-xr-x 27 root root 1024 7Ô 5| 19:18 .. -rw------- 1 root other 73 7Ô 5| 19:18 .TTauthority -rw------- 1 root other 98 7Ô 5| 19:18 .Xauthority -rw-r--r-- 1 root other 548 7Ô 5| 19:08 .cshrc -rw-r--r-- 1 root other 548 7Ô 5| 17:35 .cshrc.old -rw-r--r-- 1 root other 124 7Ô 5| 17:34 .cshrc.org drwxr-xr-x 12 root other 512 7Ô 5| 19:18 .dt -rwxr-xr-x 1 root other 5111 5Ô 17| 11:37 .dtprofile . . .

I transfered a install.sh file to a UNIX server and it was adding byte size to (832 bytes) the file, causing it to not to run by command line request. I transfered it to another server where the file ran fine and the size was correct (802 bytes). Each time I had Admin rights and I transfered the file as ASCII mode. The transfer was SSH secure each time. I was following a migration task and had to get the developer of the code to witness the issue before we discovered what the problem was preventing the file from running as developed. FYI - the .sh file called a tar.gz file to execute and install inhouse software on the server. We had to use another FTP application to accomplish our migration process.

Status: Connected Status: Retrieving directory listing... Command: PWD Response: 257 "/" is current directory. Command: PORT 10,0,1,220,4,233 Response: 200 PORT command successful. Command: TYPE A Response: 200 Type set to A. Command: LIST Response: 425 Can't build data connection: Connection refused Error: Could not retrieve directory listing

This error is happening when I am trying to connect to this site using my Windows 98 machine. However, if I connect to the same site with Windows 2000 - the connection and directory listing happens perfectly.

Version 2.1.9a

seems to be a problem when uploading multiple files at once, sometimes they will not upload completely and yet they disappear from the queue as if the upload was successful... tends to be either 0 bytes, or a multiple of 16k (maybe to do with block size?)

this has been ongoing since filezilla 2.1.6 or so i think. i'm using war-ftpd which has been working fine before i started using the filezilla with problems, and also works fine with any other client i use...

i'm using filezilla 2.1.9a on windows 2000 pro.

With version 2.1.8c

When I tried to resume a download on a IBM/aix server :

• the resume seem to go normaly
• then the download goes over 100%

I then went to the command window, to see "REST command not found".

The error wasn't trapped by filezilla, and the dowloaded file was bad.

The server couldn't resume and filezilla started to resume instead of sending a message and restarting the download from zero.

But Thanks for the very good job !

delacvi@…

I noticed that during idle time - to stop server from disconnecting you use "pwd" with no params command. on my ftp server it changes to a different directory spec(at)webtech(dot)pl

• logged in a site
• starting download of a binary file
• closing client while downloading
• open the client again, I see the queue with

downloading file

• Process Queue
• client connects to site and tells me download is

complete, even I got few bytes before, and lot of bytes still to download

Japanese language DLL is not archived in install/autobuild rev 1.6.

--- autobuild.orig 2003-08-31 18:26:02.000000000 +0900 +++ autobuild 2003-08-31 18:26:54.000000000 +0900 @@ -163,6 +163,7 @@

"source/Language DLLs/Hungarian/release/FzResHu.dll" \ "source/Language DLLs/Italian/release/FzResIt.dll" \ "source/Language DLLs/Polish/release/FzResPo.dll" \

+ "source/Language DLLs/Japanese/release/FzResJp.dll" \

readme.htm \ source/documentation/FileZilla.chm \ GPL.html \

More like a request Please include in the compilation documentation page that you need to move the platform sdk include folder to the top, or some dumb coder (like me) might get frustrated, why FileZilla doesnt compile =]

In my web server, i have several folders containing image files. Some of the folders are empty, but have to be created before even they are empty, for my PERL script to check them. When i try to upload the main folder containing those folders, FileZilla doesn't create empty ones. It only creates the folders that have files in. In my opinion, it should create the folders whether they are empty or not...

I'm using FileZilla version 2.1.9a and there's an issue with the Message Log window where it will scroll to the beginning of the log, then back to the bottom for the first hundred lines, then stay at the top at every line past.

When I have a local site path to my Web site like:

fileserver\public-web\ecs-domain\web\ecs\htdocs

Then when I connect to my Internet FTP site and do a download of a file then Filezilla informs me of it about to overwrite the local file. So far, so good.

But the information of the local file is incorrectly shown. The local file file length is really only 73 bytes and it tells me that the local file is 80 bytes! The file on the FTP is also 80bytes.

When I click on the OK icon to get it to download it, it says it has downloaded it but it doesn't appear in the local folder.

I've tried this with several files and I even try first deleting the local file first and Filezilla keeps saying that its about to delete the local file but its no longer there!

The view within Filezilla of my local files doesn't seem to reflect what Windows explorer says they are. I've tried clicking on the refresh icon in Filezilla, makes no diff.

If I click within the local files view on one of the local files shown (but its really deleted) to read its properties, then it of course can't find the file!

If I try to download a file that is no longer present in the local folder then Filezilla pops up a 'File already exists' window. But it doesn't!

I use the ftp client of solaris, and when I make a "mget *", it do not work. I must do "mget ." Why ???? korsani at (yeah, at) caramail dot (yeah, dot) com

I have eg. on X: a Network drive mapped. I connect to my ftp site, change dir. Then try to upload a file from the Network-dir to the ftp-dir.

I see there is on the ftp-site the file somehow created, but only with 0 bytes len. And additionally I receive error that the 'local file 'X:....' could not be opened. Upload failed'.

When uploading it via DOS command-line, this works. Uploading from the local drive works also fine.

Here are discrepancies in the list formatting of file and folder details and columns between local and remote lists (note that the local system is Windows XP Pro, and the remote is Unix runnning Apache):

Filesize: (Configurable, but the only one)

Date/time:

• Local: One column named "Last Modified"; date

formatted m/dd/yyyy; time formatted H:mm t (?)

• Remote: Two columns named "Date" and "Time"; date

formatted mm/dd/yyyy; time formatted H:mm

Filetype: Missing on remote list

Permissons: Missing on local list, even though Windows sets permissions, too (just not the same as Unix)

Also, note that the local time format is incorrect, using 24-hour time and the AM/PM variable.

I would suggest (if it's not in your todo already) making all file and folder details and list columns fully configurable for both local and remote lists, including selectable columns and formatting (like currently with filesize).

Here's the way to reproduce the bug :

1. run filezilla
2. browse a local directory, for exemple c:\TEMP using

the tree view.

3. run the explorer, select c:\TEMP, create a new

directory called azerty (as you want)

4. return to filezilla. try to refresh the tree by

double-cliking on c:\TEMP or c:\, but azerty will never appears Fortunaly, its appears when on the list view, you choose the parent directory (..) and re-select TEMP again. But even in this case, the tree does not refresh.

The listing for ftp solaris server, don't show ok.

I put image file, and debug file.

I have Filezilla server(0.8.5 beta ) set up behind my router. I'm forwarding a block of ports to it and I have Filezilla server set up to use those ports in passive mode.

When I try to connect with Filezilla client (2.1.9), I can connect, but the connection hangs on the "LIST" command. The PASV command returns a valid IP address and port combination (one of the ports I have forwarded).

If I telnet to the port indicated by the PASV command, I get the directory listing.

If I use WS_Ftp (or even IE 6 in pasv mode) I can get a directory listing just fine. LeechFTP however, hangs on LIST as well.

hanfeitzu a_t hotmail d o t co m

Each time you click on a user's name in the User Accounts Dialog is changes user to the next group. If you click again, it moves to next, etc.

This can cause incorrect permissions for accounts.

I recently wanted to transfer a filestructure that contained thousands of small files.

I believe filezilla failed to do that and I changed to flashfxp that correctly did this.

This bug has allready been posted, but I want to post another bug.

Also recently, whenever I logged my user account off, windows would fail to unload it after 60 seconds.

To repair it I wanted to dump my registry and create a new account. However, dumping also gave me an error. Part of the registry was dumped and it failed after the filezilla part. it was dumping the complete queue I was transferring a few weeks ago (covered 80% of what it had dumped)

Now I deleted the complete filezilla sub-hive and the computer started to do a lot of work. After doing this the problems were completely solved and now my account unloads within 5 secs.

Moin!

There seems to be a huge Bug in 2.2 (or is it a bug in Windows?):

If I connect to a FileZilla Server 0.8.5 using FileZilla Client 2.2 I can create a directory on the server called "This is a testdir...". On the server the directory is now called "This is a testdir.." (with only two dots) and it cannot be renamed or deleted! You can't change into that directory with FileZilla Client and you also can't delete it using the client.

You now have an undeleteable directory on the server. Perfect for script kiddies.

Is there a bugfix/workaround for this behavior?

Hello! (sorry , my poor english) When using "SFTP using SSH2" to transfer an ascii text file to our Unix Solaris(5.9) server the file ends up with ^{M at the end of every line. The file was created in a windows 98 machine. In ours Linux Servers works. Using comercial program 'SSH Secure Shell' works and the files are correct but we want use Filezilla for Open Source The ascii mode is not implement in Sftp? This a failure. Thanks from Spain.}

This one should be easy to fix (as long as someone actually knows what this option does:) The ambiguous text is:

"Do not install as service, started automatically (not recommended)"

This is found in the FileZilla_Server_0_8_6.exe setup:

Startup Settings

Select startup behaviour for FileZilla Server

Please choose how FileZilla Server should be started:

"Do not install as service, started automatically (not recommended)" (3rd option)

It's ambiguous because it leaves you wondering whether it will be started automatically or not.

I recommend changing to:

"Do not install as service and do not start automatically. (not recommended)"

as long as that is indeed what that option means.

Filezilla V2.2 doesn't download to the correct place when I specify a UNC path as the path where I keep my local copy of the files I use on my Internet web site.

The correct path is shown in the 'local site' field though, see example.

Alleuus\publicweb\weretell-live\ecssystem\webs\ecs- tech\htdocs\

But when I download a file to the current local directory by right clicking on a remote file and choosing the download option, the file downloads into:

d:\Alleuus\publicweb\weretell-live\ecssystem\webs\ecs- tech\htdocs\

The local tree view though *is* however looking at the UNC path location so the downloaded file is never displayed.

Bizzarre!

Could some clever person fix this? :-)

When a LIST request is sent with a file as a target, the server responds with:

Server error: tcp 550 Directory not found

LISTing a directory works as expected. I have confirmed by looking in the client ftp handler code that the client indeed sends a LIST.

If I am right, FileZilla Server is trying to follow RFC 959:

​http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc959.html

which contains:

LIST (LIST)

This command causes a list to be sent from the server to the passive DTP. If the pathname specifies a directory or other group of files, the server should transfer a list of files in the specified directory. If the pathname specifies a file then the server should send current information on the file.

That looks like FileZilla Server is at fault here.

Regards,

Anton.

Hi,

I am using FileZilla V2.2 (french language).

I cannot retreive directories list from an IBM MVS Server.

Etat : Récupération de la liste de répertoires... Commande : CWD /'TEMP'/ Réponse : 550 CWD cmd failed : EDC5129I No such file or directory. Erreur : N'a pas pu récupérer la liste du répertoire

same as post previously send:

Response: 230 XAHEDM is logged on. Working directory is "XAHEDM.". Status: Connected Status: Starting upload of O:\FTP Temp\test.send Command: CWD /'XAHEDM.'/ Response: 550 CWD cmd failed : EDC5129I No such file or directory. Command: CWD / Response: 250 HFS directory / is the current working directory

Do you have a setting or patch in order to support MVS ?

thanks in advance,

-- mushu

smtp: Logestim@…

Files resumed after a send timeout are sometime corrupted. I suggest to trim files of some KB (the amount maybe can be setup in options) before resume them.

Using recent versions (2.1.6 to 2.2.0) on Win98SE. This did not happen in older versions.

The message log behaves fine until its window is full. After that, it shows only the most recent line, at the top of the window. Previous lines are only readable by scrolling up, and as soon as a new message is received (FTP command or response), they disappear again.

I'm not sure this is a bug -- but it's not behaving the way I expected. I'm using FileZilla version 2.2, that I downloaded today 15 Sep 2003. I connected to a remote site and started downloading a file. Decided to stop the download, so I used menu command File/Disconnect. Dialog box shows the following lines, but the download is still continuing to run, like the remote site did not receive any command to stop or disconnect.

Response: 230 Guest login ok, access restrictions apply. Status: Connected Status: Disconnected from server

FILEZILLA VERSION 2.2:

As of FileZilla 2.1.7 I was able to follow a link correctly and didn't have any problem now in 2.2.0 it only seems to work correctly when relative paths are set in the server end... I do not wish this as I would like users to be able to go to the parent directory of their home path which does not work when relative paths are set on the server side (dont know if that is supposed to happen).

Also, after trying to upload to a directory when permission is not allowed, it shows in the file tree as if it has been uploaded...

Thanks Brewskie

I am having LISTing problems as well.

Connecting over ftp SSL to our ftp server. 2.1.5 works fine, but all version after have problems listing. 2.2 will list some directories but not others...

The most notable directory that *always* fails is the /bin directory. These are .net web apps, so they will always have a /bin directory. Other directorys are affected too, but I do not notice any particular pattern.

Absolutly no problems listing non-ssl servers (normal ftp).

See the attached files form full traces from 2.15 & 2.2, since these are the short versions.

OUTPUT FROM 2.1.5 :

Status: Retrieving directory listing... Command: PASV Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (x,x,x,x,12,253). Command: TYPE A Response: 200 Type set to A. Command: LIST -a Response: 150 File status okay; about to open data connection. Status: SSL connection established Trace: total 10 Trace: drwxrwx--- 1 owner group 512 Jul 21 12:08 . Trace: drwxrwx--- 1 owner group 512 Jul 21 12:08 .. Trace: -rw-rw---- 1 owner group 356352 Jul 21 12:11 xxx.dll Trace: -rw-rw---- 1 owner group 54646 Jul 21 12:11 xxx.xml <snip-6 files removed> Response: 226 Closing data connection. Transferred 745 bytes. Status: Directory listing successful -- END -- -- -- -- --

OUTPUT FROM 2.2

Status: Retrieving directory listing... Command: PASV Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (ip,ip,ip,ip,13,5). Command: TYPE A Response: 200 Type set to A. Command: LIST -a Response: 150 File status okay; about to open data connection. Status: SSL connection established Trace: total 10 Response: 226 Closing data connection. Transferred 745 bytes. Status: Directory listing successful

I use Windows NT 4.00.1381

--Initial Settings-- I set my interface settings not to display Quick Connect Bar and also went to menu View->Quick Connect Bar and unchecked it. The Quick Connect Bar was not displayed.

--The Bug-- When I go to menu Edit->Settings and simply click OK button without changing anything, after Settings window is closed, the Quick Connect Bar is displayed again.

--Checked settings afterwards-- I went to Edit->Settings->Interface settings, and my current configuration is still set not to display Quick Connect Bar. After I clicked OK button the Quick Connect Bar disappeared.

Also, if I go to Edit->Settings and click Cancel, the Quick Connect Bar doesn't appear.

zigie13@…

The ftp-proxy is transparent

Other ftp clients such as WS_Ftp, cuteFTP works fine but FileZilla fails with the following error immediately after LIST is issued:

Error: Disconnected from server Error: Could not retrieve directory listing Error: Timeout detected!

note: I am not using passive mode

the ftp-proxy log shows the following error:

Sep 19 15:40:21 openbsd ftp-proxy[15486]: accepted connection from 192.168.1.3:55289 to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: 6024 Sep 19 15:40:22 openbsd ftp-proxy[15486]: client: USER xxxx\^{M Sep 19 15:40:25 openbsd ftp-proxy[15486]: cannot connect data channel (Connection refused)}

Note: I WANNA USE FileZilla, nothing else!!! :-)

If a child directory is highlighted and you click on the - icon in the parent directory to close the parent directory, it highlights but does not close. If you click on the - icon of the parent directory while it is highlighted, it will close.

I find that it is much easier to tell if a file has been changed on the server side if I can compare the exact size of the file to the file size on the server side. Unfortunately on the local size, it shows KB, MB, etc instead of the filesize in bytes. Perhaps there could be option to change this so I can see the file in bytes instead of kilobytes, etc?

Sometimes when you click on a directory on the remote side and then click on another directory and upload to that directory, it goes back to the previous directory after uploading the files.

Version 2.2

Are there any plans to implement the ability to move files within the local side as well as remote side?

After a while (?), the Toolbar buttons become bigger, but the Toolbar's size remains the same, so the buttons are visually cut off at their bottoms.

It has happened to me numerous times.

I will attach a screenshot later when it happens again. Unfortunately, I don't know how to reproduce it manually.

Hi, I just realized that FileZilla Server 0.8.7 is crashing, when the used port is in use by another application. Its not a big prob, because that should not be the case in production env, but anyhow ... it looks ugly :) Regards Daniel

When installing FileZilla-2.2.0 (on a WinXP box) it offers no capability to install for "All Users", and instead unconditionally installs Start menu items in the current users' start menu (whether they be an administrator or not).

FileZilla-2.1.7 had a similar bug. It installed to "All Users" but the permission of the files were set to be unreadable by anyone other than the user who installed them.

I'm downloading a large binary file and the Queue window shows all relevant data, including the progress bar and speed. After very short time, the progressbar and actual size/speed stops completly. The elapsed and expected time also stops. However, I can see from my DSL modem, that downloads is still going on!! Also when I look with the Explorer into the directory, the File is growing!!! I can repeat this effect any time, including closing and starting FileZilla again..

Thank you very much for this great program!!!!

best wishes from Germany, Peter

Just installed the Filezilla Server 0.8.7 beta.

Tried to configure a user accessing a directory tree, including an home directory, a local drive (C:) and a network drive (mapped U:).

To that effect I enabled the "follow links" options and I created windows shortcuts in the home directory pointing to those drives.

The link to the local drive (C:) works, while the link to the network drive (U:) does not work, nothing appears respect to that when logging in with an FTP client (Filezilla 2.20)

Thanks.

--Paolo

Follow this,

1. Make sure you don't see quick connect bar. (turn off

option)

2. click Edit->Settings

3. click Interface settings

4. Then make sure you didn't checked Quickconnect Bar

(it should be unchecked)

5. Then Press OK

6. Tada! You have Quickconnect bar now.

After that situation, When you enter Settings menu and just click ok, Quickconnect Bar visibility is toggled each time.

This occures sometimes. I've reported this earlier as 786803, but now I've seen that also in the latest version and I saw what happened. Filezilla tried to resume the file with start = filesize instead of asking me what I want to do. I've attached a debug-log.

Hope this helps.

the panel layout option in the pref is blank in the tree and is not translated in french

see the image

1. Started filezilla v2.1.8 when the hard-disk was full.
2. Got a message "hard disk full"
3. Cleaned some disk space
4. Repeatedly getting the following message at startup:

FileZilla

Error, can't parse 'FileZilla.xml', the file may be corrupt. For this session, the registry will be used to store the settings.

OK

5. All config data was clear . FileZilla.xml is of size
6. Even after adding new configuration.

Hello,

Easy to reproduce bug, tested on FileZilla 2.1.7 and 2.2

When you try to LIST the content of a remote directory who has long username (more than the standard 8 characters), some files won't appear when their size is to big.

Example :

Owner | Group | Size (in Bytes) | Filename | Result

root other 3842072 trtContinu.dup : Listed streamserve streamserve 3842072 trtContinu.dup : NOT Listed streamserve streamserve 842072 trtContinu.dup : Listed

I haven't try to exactly determine what was the limit of username's lenght which cause the bug but I think it would not be complicated to resolve.

Hope explanations are clear enough ;)

JiM.

FileZilla_2_2_1_setup.exe doesn't seem to have been fully uploaded to SourceForge. its file size is 92160, where-as FileZilla_2_2_0_setup.exe is 3086467

Hi Tim,

I try to use the Filezilla server on XP with gssapi support. I have installed the MIT gssapi libraries, but still get the below error but can still login with a wrong password.

Markus

The server log is: (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> Connected, sending welcome message... (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 220-FileZilla Server version 0.8.7 beta (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 220-written by Tim Kosse (Tim.Kosse@…) (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 220 Please visit ​http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/ (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> AUTH GSSAPI (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 334 Using authentication type GSSAPI; ADAT must follow (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> ADAT YIIB7AYJKoZIhvcSAQICAQBuggHbMIIB16ADAgEFoQMCAQ 6iBwMFACAAAACjggEPYYIBCzCCAQegAwIBBaEQGw5EQkc uQURTLkRCLkNPTaItMCugAwIBA6EkMCIbBGhvc3QbGmRibG 9ud3PxNDI1LmRiZy5hZHMuZGIuY29to4G+MIG7oAMCAQOig bMEgbAC3e7HNPnVU3a0VSb/Vzwxzuw/GfePGPqYcJmuWI2 KiJJlZeCuHxLIHTO0uHbsmnWXlDkqx8Yhyjt1HVsujrrzG7wBd WDSt7Lzt0aqkBk3V7UQZo+fNgKa6sFC3sutmn/hzZs5bc7sf V0Y2ugkFK7Hw0RFD/uuviXzWU0UzAsYD+UjEuqlCSrgvqdjB I05KVb8eubPX26sxDp5yIygvoRs+dPT8LADYP1WzRGnptma 5qSBrjCBq6ADAgEDooGjBIGgadmsDb69Xx/ezM9DZwAaQfg 5aajF3kLtfDUyAuDef/+/JjeLM3eV+VEIHvCW3Y17tcs3hdVg 1DR1EWz7/00DP3YAVgAB9Yt5j14ZLwu2EjKmGMjPHQLPIxp 87DPkPVg2m2gPoyXOr+wcCsaz8WRb7vzd+ESsqPaGAMZC JjK2t+JA/f+6ryaxaFOo0FYd8RQWA+n04BYjzlSwv8vYSge7 8A== (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 501 acquiring credentials: GSSAPI error major: Miscellaneous failure GSSAPI error minor: No such file or directory (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> AUTH GSSAPI (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:45 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 534 Authentication type already set to GSSAPI (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:47 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> USER moelma (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:47 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> 331 Password required for moelma (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:48 - (not logged in) (130.12.16.20)> PASS (000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:48 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

230 Logged on

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:48 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

SYST

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:48 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

215 UNIX emulated by FileZilla

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:50 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

PORT 130,12,16,20,206,48

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:50 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

200 Port command successful

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:50 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

LIST

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:50 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

150 Opening data channel for directory list.

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:03:50 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

226 Transfer OK

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:05:11 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

QUIT

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:05:11 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

221 Goodbye

(000009) 06/10/2003 15:05:11 - moelma (130.12.16.20)

disconnected.

The client log is:

ftp -x ws1425 Connected to ws1425.test.com. 220-FileZilla Server version 0.8.7 beta 220-written by Tim Kosse (Tim.Kosse@…) 220 Please visit ​http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/ 334 Using authentication type GSSAPI; ADAT must follow GSSAPI accepted as authentication type acquiring credentials: GSSAPI error major: Miscellaneous failure GSSAPI error minor: No such file or directory GSSAPI ADAT failed Authentication type already set to GSSAPI GSSAPI ADAT failed, AUTH restart failed GSSAPI authentication failed Name (ws1425:moelma): 331 Password required for moelma Password: 230 Logged on Remote system type is UNIX. ftp> ls 200 Port command successful 150 Opening data channel for directory list. -xw-r--r-- 1 ftp ftp 6236 Apr 02 2003 README.TXT 226 Transfer OK ftp> quit 221 Goodbye

If you select a remote file and right-click and Edit/View the file is downloaded (i believe) but when the file is open in text editor it is empty and its size in temp directory is 0 !!! The file is probably downloaded but not write in temp directory !!

It's nice to have the possibility to add comments to each ftp site, however they don't seem to stick, neither when just clicking in another site nor when exiting with the Save and Exit option.

Pulled lastest FileZilla source version (2.2.1).

Tried to compile with MSVC6, failed (because FileZilla uses headers not included with MSVC6), tried to compile with MSVC.Net, succeeded.

Ran FileZilla.exe. It asked me whether to use the registry, and said that registry is recommended for multiuser environments, so I said yes.

I connected, transferred files, things look nice.

I went to Site Manager and configured a site, went to Advanced to set the initial directory, Saved the Settings, closed FileZilla.

Now every time I run FileZilla I get a corrupt xml error:

Error, can't parse 'FileZilla.xml', the file may be corrupt. For this session, the registry will be used to store the settings.

and it doesn't remember the site I configured. I tried the same thing again (except not recompiling the source), and the same error happens.

Is SiteManager incompatible with registry settings ?

Using just compiled 2.2.1.

Invoking Help, and choosing version history, it appears that the most recent version is 2.1.6.

(I speculate that some file just needs to be updated with a new copy of change notes.)

this was listed in feature requests in may 2002 but to me this is more of a bug than a feature...

you can drag files from local directories outside of filezilla to upload but you can't drag files from filezilla to other locations.

Version 2.2.1a

if i change file attribut on system Unix (example : check execute Group Permission), FileZilla disconnected Unix server.

The bug is present in version 2.2.1. I have not tried the latest alpha release, 2.2.1a.

OK, this is really small bug and should be easy to fix. Does not affect the functionality.

In the installer screen, at the point where the user selects the modules to install, the last module is the "debug files" module, but it does not have a description. As a sidenote, the additional language files description could be slightly expanded, to make it more descriptive, explaining for example which languages exist. These are minor improvements which take less than 5 minutes to implement in the installer, but this is what the end user sees when first downloads the program and goes through the installation, and make the best impression.

Overall I find filezilla at least as good if not better than commercial products e.g. cute ftp. Keep up the good work guys!

Manos Papantoniou

An attempt to have the FZ server service run under a user other than local system causes the service to fail on startup (and remain unstartable/unstoppable as a service).

Steps to reproduce: a) create a local user, say "ftp" b) change that user's group to "guest". c) set FZ server login credentials to user=ftp d) try to (re)start the service.

Result: the service is hung and does not respond to attempts to start or stop it. It cannot be killed, and cannot be connected to by the FZ server interface.

An attempt to have the FZ server service run under a user other than local system causes the service to fail on startup (and remain unstartable/unstoppable as a service).

Steps to reproduce: a) create a local user, say "ftp" b) change that user's group to "guest". c) set FZ server login credentials to user=ftp d) try to (re)start the service.

Result: the service is hung and does not respond to attempts to start or stop it. It cannot be killed, and cannot be connected to by the FZ server interface.

My local machine is Windows 2000 running FileZilla 2.2.1a. Remote machine is RedHat Linux 9.0 with all latest patches.

I transfer a batch of files from local to remote. The zero-length files stay in the queue (though it looks like they actually transfer). This is a problem for two reasons:

1) The obvious wrong data

2) If I have, say, 10 simultaneous transfers, when I get to the 10th zero-length file, all other transfers stop.

I experience very slow startuip of FileZilla on my laptop. It takes about 40 seconds to FileZilla window to appear after I clicked the icon.

Configuration is following:

HP omnibook 6000, PIII-850, 512MB Windows 2000 SP4

On my home PC it starts quickly.

When I use the Reconnect command, FileZilla does not preserve the timezone settings of the connected site, so the time of files are shown incorrectly after reconnect.

I'm using FileZilla 2.2.1a, Windows 2000 Professional.

Using FileZilla V 2.1.8c

If I have an .xls file open in MS Excel, filezilla fails to upload. I must first close the file in MS Excel and then re-FTP.

IPv6 is becoming more prevalent, and not supporting IPv6 in FileZilla will limit its widespread use.

In multi connection mode, when transfering files there is often 0KB files transfered to the remote server. These are report as OK transfers when infact they have been corrupted.

This occured with both Windows FileZilla 2.1.9a and 2.2.1a on Win2k. The issue hasn't been encountered with other ftp clients connecting to the same servers. Attached is a short trace log.

dev1 at es11 dot com

Looks like bug 636100 is back:

"When FileZilla is started again, the size of the pane decreases."

But this time, it seems to only happen in certain conditions which I haven't been able to isolate myself but have seen it happen a number of times since 2.2.1a was released, and not with 2.2.1.

Sorry if this is inappropriate. I'm new to this but I think this app would be killer if it had just one more feature. That is the ability to take a large file and split it up into small chunks which are then downloaded using multiple threads. Much like BitBeamer and LeechFTP can do.

shadowman@…

In FileZilla Server's Permissions.cpp,

memcpy(pDir->buffer + pDir->len, "-xw", 3);

should be

memcpy(pDir->buffer + pDir->len, "-rw", 3);

Right now, the server reports that every file is executable by owner, which is bad for two reasons: 1. it's wrong, since not every file is executable and 2. It causes clients which parse the permissions string to fail, because the string is malformed. (x in the 2nd place is invalid).

I have been very happy with your software for the better part of the last year. I have noticed a problem with your 2.2.X releases to date however. If i use the "Connect to Default Site" from the File Menu, it WILL NOT EVER prompt for a password. I am on a multi-user system, and i do not store my passwords locally so this is a problem for me. If i open the Site Manager, and double click the connection, then it prompts for a password. If you need further clarification on this issue, contact me @

eric.anderson@…

Thanks for the great software!!!

I use a doubleheaded video card and have 2 monitors ( the left windows being the Primary on Windows 2000)

When I have Filezilla in my right monitor, any of the dialogs popup eg site manager appear in the left monitor.

Not sure whether this is WIndows or filezilla or indeed Hydravision.

I am experiencing a critical transfer error trying to contact a Serv-U FTP-Server on a Windows machine. A detailed log is attached. I am using FileZilla 2.2.1a. Version 2.1.5 does not appear to do this.

I'm experiencing transfers using FileZilla that are significantly slower than using command line SFTP.

If i transfer a 3 MB file from a machine on my local network using FZ (2.2.1a), the fastest speed that i can get is around 200 KB/s. Transferring the same file (on the same server and client) using command line SFTP i can get 1.6 MB/s.

It seems like something is not quite right here.

When listing large dirs (20000 to 50000 files) under HPUX I get a timeout error: 'Befehl: LIST -a Antwort: 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /usr/bin/ls. Fehler: Timeout entdeckt! Fehler: Dateiliste konnte nicht empfangen werden'

Where can I raise the timeout value?

The server is set for a certain user name and password. Server version 0.87 (latest) Client version 2.2.1a (latest)

The Filezilla client is used to verify the proper function of the server. Inaddition, a different FTP client also worked fine.

When using Mozilla to login to the server, only the folders but not the files show up.

When using Opera, the directory change fails whether by clicking on "parent directory" or by going using the browser back button and clicking on a different forlder.

In Internet Explorer, It is possible to browse the directories, and to open images, but it is not possible to drag an image or file from the IE window to the desktop or other client folders.

The above findings were verified on two seperate Win2000 PC as servers and several client PC (Win98, WinNT, & Mac OSX)

The server does not appear to load the Group permissions when first started, resulting in lots of 'permission denied' errors at the client end when trying to list files/folders. Resetting a single directory permission for each defined group and the server will then recognise group permissions again.

When using Filezilla from a network PC, I can use the Mapped drives to locate files on different servers from the Localsite pane. The files appear in the lower Filename listing pane and can be uploaded. * When I use '
Server4\stfcs\MyWork\MyWeb\' to connect to another server the files appear in the lower pane and upload Ok but the Localsite pane does not show the network places. I believe this is called UNC paths. == This UNC path notation works inside Site Manager, and the advanced browse option correctly place the correct code in the Default Local Directory for a ftp profile. == Please come back to me if you need some testing...

version 2.21a

uploading a file from windows xp to freebsd, the binary/ascii setting is ignored. even forcing ACSII mode doesn't work. it always uploads in binary.

I use filezilla to connect sftp to my openssh server. Openssh is compiled with chroot for users only can to do sftp on their homes. With another sftp clients works fine, but with filezilla when user is logon into his home and i change to another folder (eg: /home/user/htdocs), then i copy files (eg: file.txt) from my hd to this folder with filezilla interface. It put this file on upper folder(eg: /home/user) and it change the name of the file to this name: "/home/user/htdocsfile".

Any idea ?

Thanks.

Hi,

We have an ancient VAX cluster that still operates some vital equipment. Data is retrieved via FTP. The VAX runs a very ancient FTP program that does not support many modern features like passive mode. To date, it remains the only machine with which Filezilla will not work. Filezilla manages to log on to the machine, but fails to get the directory listing. The VAX returns an error.

Is this a bug in Filezilla? Or do I have to make some changes to the program? I have tried many things in settings, but no combination has been successful.

I am running version 2.2.1a.

Thanks.

Payam

PS Both the client and server are fabulous programs. I love them both. PM

I am getting the error Can not get home dir! on FileZilla's latest server release. I found a reference to it in your bug reports from June of 2002, but the only replies were from November 2003...Has this ever been fixed? Or has it been re-introduced?

When queuing files from a (remote) directory tree, the directory listing size (as shown by trf status during directory listing download) for the last scanned directory (usually the topmost one as it scans bottom-up, last-to-first) will be used as the initial/minimum trf size of subsequent file transfers, often for all queued files. With initial/minimum trf size I mean what is downloaded (according to status row below file in queue list window) before the graphical progress bar shows up - and at that point the transfer quickly completes (for large files rather speed increases considarably).

The result is that the file transfers for many small files take way too long time, e.g. a listing size may be 30KB, and the directory containing lots of small 1-10KB files, in case of which transfer time takes 10 times too long. Important: the stored files' sizes seem to get correct!

I have changed most options with no difference. I don't yet know if this problem only occurs in the present configuration: Remote sys: VAX Filezilla sys: NT4

Cheers! /Vayenn

cvs trunk (pulled within past hour)

Connect to remote site (upload.sf.net), via connection manager, using default mode.

It connects and executes ls command, and hangs (because it isn't using passive mode, I think).

Open up connection manager, alter it to use passive mode for this site, and hit connect button. Answer Yes to prompt for break current connection.

I get an ASSERT failure (UNICODE debug build) in source\MainThread.cpp, line 178, which is inside of CMainThread::OnThreadMessage.

lines 177-178:

case FZ_COMMAND_CONNECT:

ASSERT(IsConnected());

I speculate that the problem is that it was still trying to break the current connection. This doesn't reproduce if I do the same test with passive mode the whole time, but also it doesn't hang in that case.

When I rename a file in a remote FTP folder using a filename that already exists there, the remote directory listing (without refreshing) will then show two files with the same filename (see screenshot #1).

If I then delete one of the listed files (and don't refresh the remote directory listing), a blank file will appear at the top of the remote directory listing (before the parent folder link) that has only the Windows unknown file type icon, a random value in the filesize field, and "???" in the date field (see screenshot #2).

I attached a log.

This server doesn't send a 550 file exists error when I rename a remote file with an existing filename, but I think that FileZilla can be fixed slightly to accomodate this problem somehow.