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I notices a huge bug in Filezilla 3.5.3 (and older) when using it on Mac OS X: If you edit two files with different capitalization FileZilla get's confused and in worst case it overwrites the wrong file.

1. Create a Test.txt and a test.txt in different directories (A and B) on the server
2. Write click on both files and chose "View/Edit".
3. Edit Test.txt and save it.
4. FileZilla notices the change and asks if it should upload test.txt in A and then it asks again if it should upload Test.txt in A. So afterwards you have a test.txt and a Test.txt in Folder A.

Unfortunately I can't reproduce how it overwrites the file but it clearly happens as my style.css and Style.css got messed up two times! And as you can see with the 4 steps I described there seems to be a problem somewhere.

AFAIK the problem doesn't occur in Windows!

SERVER : vsftpd (2.0.7) Linux Red Hat 5

Error : GNUTLS error-12 : A TLS fatal alert has been received

We have a lot of partners connecting to our ftp every day and it's a very critical issue. With older versions of Filezilla we do not have any problem.

An employee on Mac and I (PC) both upgraded this morning. Now all transfers fail. When trying to send a new file, it creates the instance of the file with a zero kb size on our remote server, then repeatedly tells you it already exists (apparently the zero kb version) and asks if you want to overwrite, repeatedly, without ever overwriting or allowing the transfer.