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In the Firewall settings dialogue for FileZilla v1.0, I can't put in the firewall host, port, username or password, even though I set a firewall type other than "None". This dialogue works properly in FileZilla beta 2.2

When I try to start Filezilla 1.0 or 1.1, I get an error message: LOADER ERROR: The ordinal 6929 could not be located in the dynamic link library MFC42.DLL. This is on a W95 machine.

Version 1.0 on a W98 machine works fine.

My version of FileZilla ( V. 1.0 final)has a word wrong in the options menu, (under Settings) click on settings and look at the buttons on the bottom. (OK) and (cancel) The word Cancel appears to be in German instead of English. Thanks Every thing else is GREAT!!

Seán

Just bringing this to your attention. In the debug build of FileZilla 1.1 I get an assert during the resize of the application. This occurs when the ftp view pane has the focus. The assert comes in a call to GetActivePane. It's not a big deal because it doesn't really break anything, and is ignored in the release build, but I thought I would bring it to your attention if you didn't already know.

If I have for instance, 9 large 250 meg files in the queue, the last cell in the status bar has a negative number for the total filesize of all the files in the queue.

If you refresh the windows, FileZilla 1.4 will take you to the local storage units in the "Local Site" window, instead of refreshing the directory you are in.

When using the "Remove" option on a remote host, files are removed but not directories. Remove works great on local system.

Hello,

Using Filezilla 1.4 on windows 2000 SP2: I tried to enter in a directory called " mydir" (the name begin with a space). But Filezilla report it as "mydir", and I cannot enter in it (I stay in the current directory).

I created a directory called " " (=space) to check. while refreshing (F5 key): one time the directory appears without the " " entry. At next refresh no more entries appear (directory appears empty) !

Otherwise Filezilla is nice... Regards,

When I connect to a remote system, the file and

directory items don't show up in the remote site list

window except for '..'(parent directory)

Log is as follows. As you can see, the size of data

transfer for '/bin/ls' is zero.

Status: Connecting to xxxxxx ... Status: Connected with xxxxxx. Waiting for welcome message... Response: 220 xxxxxx FTP server (SunOS 5.7) ready. Command: USER stlim Response: 331 Password required for stlim. Command: PASS Response: 230 User stlim logged in. Status: Connected Status: Retrieving directory listing... Command: PWD Response: 257 "/home/stlim" is current directory. Command: PORT xxx,xxx,xxx,xxx,x,xxx Response: 200 PORT command successful. Command: TYPE A Response: 200 Type set to A. Command: LIST Response: 150 ASCII data connection for /bin/ls (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx,xxxx) (0 bytes). Response: 226 ASCII Transfer complete.

Visual C++ report: "'hhc.exe" cannot be found!

When uploading a file with a name that already is on the server, the "File already exists" dialog shows the size of the file you want to upload both in the description of the offline and the online file, but it does not show the true size of the file on the server.

When defining a entry list for a ftp server, if "Remember password" is unchecked, the application will ask for the password when connecting, but it doesn't when reconnecting. Even afer closing-reopenin the app.

Here is how to produce the error: I) Set the configuration to remember window size and position II) Maximize the window, and then close FileZilla III) Open FileZilla, and look at the transfer light icons on the bottom right of the window. There are incorrectly positioned as illustrated in part "1)" of the attached screen shot IV) Click the "Restore Down" button (illustrated in part "2)" of the attached screen shot) V) Click the "Maximize" button (illustrated in part "3)" of the attached screen shot) and the icons are now correctly positioned.

there's a mistake with two texts

see the patch:

--- FileZilla.rc.orig Thu Oct 25 10:55:05 2001 +++ FileZilla.rc Thu Oct 25 10:58:07 2001 @@ -665,9 +665,9 @@

CONTROL "Passwort &nicht

speichern",IDC_PASSDONTSAVE,"Button",

BS_AUTOCHECKBOX | BS_MULTILINE |

WS_TABSTOP,282,123,52,

26

• LTEXT "&Lokaler

Standardordner:",IDC_STATIC,180,189,77,8 + LTEXT "S&tandardordner auf dem Server:",IDC_STATIC,180,189,77,8

EDITTEXT

IDC_REMOTEDIR,180,198,154,14,ES_AUTOHSCROLL

• LTEXT "S&tandardordner auf dem

Server:",IDC_STATIC,180,216,102, + LTEXT "&Lokaler Standardordner:",IDC_STATIC,180,216,102,

8

EDITTEXT

IDC_LOCALDIR,180,225,154,14,ES_AUTOHSCROLL

END

When doing "connect to default site" under "File", it does not remember the remote default start path and goes to the default login directory rather than the spefified in the program.

When right-clicking and selecting "Download as...", in the box appeared, it says "passwort" for "password".

It's a minor detail, but the fact that the login type is BELOW the fields where you type in your username and password in the site manager is slightly counter- intuitive. When adding a new entry to the site manager, you generally want to fill the information in the dialog from the top-down. If you want to use a non-anonymous login, you have to first go DOWN to where you can define login type, then back UP to type in your logon information.

It seems silly, but try doing it with the keyboard and no mouse. It makes the error even more evident.

The year on the remote site displays 2000 when the real date is 2001 after I change my system clock back a week or a month.

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

Compiling error??

try connecting to sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de filezilla (tested 1.7 and 1.7b) gives a timeout (when not stopping it manually) i also tried ncftp and manual telnet connection, both is ok

maybe the problem ist the multiline reply (described on page 36 of rfc 959)

log follows:

FileZilla started (12/04/2001 10:45:42) Status: Verbinden mit sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de... Status: Verbinde mit sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de. Warten auf Willkommens Mitteilung... Antwort: 220 ProFTPD 1.2.2rc1 Server (SunSITE Central Europe) [sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de] Befehl: USER anonymous Antwort: 331 Anonymous login ok, send your complete email address as your password. Befehl: PASS * Antwort: 230-Welcome to SunSITE CEUR! Antwort: Antwort:

---- Note -----

Antwort:

Due to bandwidth - problems we have reduced the

Antwort:

maximum transfer rate for certain files (especially

Antwort:

some iso-CD images). Users from inside RWTH Aachen,

Antwort:

please use ​ftp://sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:2121

Antwort:

to access the SunSITE without bandwidth limitations.

Antwort:

---- Note ----

Antwort: Antwort: 230 Anonymous access granted, restrictions apply. Fehler: Abbruch durch Benutzer!

telnet log:

$ telnet sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de 21 Trying 137.226.116.98... Connected to star.informatik.rwth-aachen.de. Escape character is '^{]'. 220 ProFTPD 1.2.2rc1 Server (SunSITE Central Europe) [sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de] user anonymous 331 Anonymous login ok, send your complete email address as your password. pass rbla@… 230-Welcome to SunSITE CEUR!}

---- Note ----- Due to bandwidth - problems we have reduced the maximum transfer rate for certain files (especially some iso-CD images). Users from inside RWTH Aachen, please use ​ftp://sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:2121 to access the SunSITE without bandwidth limitations. ---- Note ----

230 Anonymous access granted, restrictions apply. pwd 257 "/" is current directory. quit 221 Goodbye. Connection closed by foreign host.

i just use the server and i noticed these 2 problems:

1. the server doesn't know the quit-command (500

Syntax error, command unrecognized.)

2. if i activate "Show relative paths" for a user then

this user can't change to another directory (550 CWD failed. "/EXAMPLE": directory not found.)

it's running on a winME system

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 had three files (each about 700 MB) in the Queue. Today when I resumed them the "remaining time" and "queue size" got crazy.

I'm running version 1.8.1.

Martin Petisme

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.

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.

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.

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

Using FileZilla version 1.9.8. Filenames over approximately 17 characters long do not show up in the remote site window. Looking at the trace output of a List Directory, it appears that the data returned to Filezilla wraps everything after the filename (size, date, time, permissions) to the next line. For shorter filenames, it returns the information on a single line. Am attaching detailed tracefile that details the information.

Hi, there is a small problem with the drag and drop routine in the site manager section.

In site manager, display several open folders containing ftp sites so that they extend both above and below the viewing pane.

Now, try to drag and drop an item into a folder which is outsite the viewing pane. There is no scrolling.

There is no way to drag the item into the folder if it can not be seen.

Cheers, Clive

When browsing the local tree, when one arrives at the root directory (C:\) there is still a folder in the interface for going to the "parent" directory of C:\. When clicked upon, it goes to "\", showing the drive letters as part of the directory listing. However, trying to access any drive letter is impossible since it goes to "\<drive>\", which doesn't exist. (for example, C:\, the parent is \, and going to c: again leads to \c:\. The workaround for now would be to type in the drive letter at the "local site".

Rather an annoyance for me. I like to make sure my registry is very clean, and i notice that filezilla has two entries under my winXP system:

HKCU\Software\FileZilla (being used properly)

HKCU\Software\Local AppWizard-Generated Applications\FileZilla (totally void and unnecessary)

It'd be great if the exe doesn't make the latter entry. It's a quick fix, and one I'd do myself.

Every last reclaimed bit in the registry helps.

If I download a file from the remote site to local and I have the "Preserve date/time of downloaded files" option set, the timestamp for the file once downloaded is one hour out.

For example:

Remtoe file is dated 07/08/2002 14:44. After downloading,. the local file is dated 07/08/2002 15:44.

My other FTP client gets it right. I also verified the remote file timestamp in a shell session.

The new separated transfer "thread" in Filezilla is nice but the implementation has problems.

I think you must have a user definable file size, below which the seperate connection is not established and instead the "browsing" connection is used (as how it worked before). When developing I tend to upload small files repeatedly and before this was very quick, but now every time I upload a file I have to wait about 15 seconds everytime for the connection to be established.

Also, it appears that the second connection is dropped as soon as the file/queue is transferred. I think you need to add an option so that this connection is kept alive for a specified duration of time. So when new transfers are initiated it doesn't have to reconnect again (which on my system takes around 10-15 seconds).

Tested with FileZilla v2.0.2 on Windows 98 SE.

Links made to files are translated as being directories. That makes downloading impossible. This bug can be easily tested on the Gnome ftp server. Please try this link -> ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/stable/latest/sources/ . FileZilla is unable to download any of the files. Actually I've tested this on many other FTP clients and the only capable of downloading the files was the standard windows ftp command line client (ftp.exe). :)

Hi, in the previous versions of FileZilla it was possible to back up the setting associated in SITE MANAGER. However, in this version I can not seem to do this. Only Filezilla settings can be backedup. Please can this feature be restored! [Now, if I have made an error and the feature is still there. Then please tell me where to find the feature.]

You guys kick ass You've saved my ass so many times & BTW, Filezilla ROCKS

Thanks

I see that someone posted a bug about an incorrect timestamp in UNIX. We are seeing an incorrect datestamp, where the date shown in filezilla is a year later than the actual date. So, a file dated Oct 11 2001 is shown in Filezilla as Oct 11 2002. The file is on a Sun Solaris 2.8 server. If you have a fix for this, let me know, as this is makes Filezilla unusable for us. Thanks.

Margaret mlouie@…

Hi, Note that 2 windows of maintain report exception in filezilla 2.1.2 display 2 different e-mail addresses. First windows: Tim.Kosses@… Second windows: Tim.Kosse@…

First e-mail address (tim.kosses@…) doesn't exist.

Please fix them.

Bye

-Version: FileZilla_2_1_4a binary from this site -OS: Windows XP SP1

Filezilla shows really bad performance when accessing my SFTP server. In my 100 MBit LAN is get 60kb/s where pure FTP transfers at 6 MB/s. A friend of mine had the same Problem accessing the same sftp server with Filezille (same version) from the internet (speed only 3 kb/s where it should be 80 kb/s). Using another sftp client (SecureFX Demo Version) solved the Problem so I think Filezilla is to be blamed.

I used this SFTP server for testing: ProFTPD Version 1.2.2 Mandrake linux 8.2 kernel 2.4 openssh 3.4

When the LIST command is responded to by an FTP server (as the result of getting the list of files in a directory), certian date formats are not parsed correctly:

Example:

-rw-rw-rw- 1 noone nogroup 142 jun 01 1999

abort.txt

is parsed correctly, but

-rw-rw-rw- 1 noone nogroup 142 01-jun-99 abort.txt

is not parsed correctly.

The end result is the file name is listed in the GUI as:

"-rw-rw-rw- 1 noone nogroup 142 01-jun-99

abort.txt"

which make file tranfer impossible.

This bug was found in versions 2.2.0 and 2.2.3

It appears FileZilla has a timing/synchronization problem when using SSL

When connecting via SSL passively to my freebsd server I repeatedly get the following...

Status: Connecting to www.realdesk.com ... Status: Connected with www.realdesk.com, negotiating SSL connection... Response: 220 www.beq.ca FTP server (Version 6.00LS+TLS) ready. Command: AUTH SSL Response: 234 AUTH SSL OK. Error: Timeout detected! Error: Unable to connect! Status: Waiting to retry... (5 retries left) Status: Connecting to www.realdesk.com ... Status: Connected with www.realdesk.com, negotiating SSL connection... Response: 220 www.beq.ca FTP server (Version 6.00LS+TLS) ready. Command: AUTH SSL Response: 234 AUTH SSL OK. Error: Timeout detected! Error: Unable to connect!

However when I turn on debugging, I get the SSL popup immediately and the output looks like this:

Status: Connecting to www.realdesk.com ... Status: Connected with www.realdesk.com, negotiating SSL connection... Response: 220 www.beq.ca FTP server (Version 6.00LS+TLS) ready. Command: AUTH SSL Response: 234 AUTH SSL OK. Trace: Using TLSv1, cipher TLSv1/SSLv3: AES256-SHA, 1024 bit RSA Status: SSL connection established. Waiting for welcome message... Command: USER realdesk Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(578): OnReceive(0) OpMode=1 OpState=0 caller=0x00b79288 Response: 331 Password required for realdesk. Command: PASS * Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(578): OnReceive(0) OpMode=1 OpState=3 caller=0x00b79288 Response: 230 User realdesk logged in. Status: Connected Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(2877): ResetOperation(1) OpMode=1 OpState=-2 caller=0x00b79288 Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(846): List(FALSE,0,"","",1)

OpMode=0 OpState=-1 caller=0x00b79288

Status: Retrieving directory listing... Command: PWD Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(578): OnReceive(0) OpMode=4 OpState=0 caller=0x00b79288 Response: 257 "/home/realdesk" is current directory. Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(846): List(FALSE,0,"","",0)

OpMode=4 OpState=0 caller=0x00b79288

Status: Directory listing successful Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(2877): ResetOperation(1) OpMode=4 OpState=0 caller=0x00b79288

These behaviours are consistent with whether I have debugging enabled or not.

In the latest version of the installer, when the French language is selected, there is a string which is not displayed entirely :

"Parametres generaux" (General Parameters page) :

in the second Memo text-block concerning the XML files usage, the sentence is croped/sliced :

"... de sorte que" |<-- croped here

Possible solution : use a less verbose sentence, like :

"Filezilla peut enregistrer ses paramètres à deux endroits différents : Dans la base de registre ou dans un fichier XML. (|remove '\n' here|) Il est recommandé d'utiliser le fichier XML, cependant, dans les environnements multi- utilisateurs, utiliser la base de registre permet ..." <-- here put the end of the sentence I couldn't read

I assume this is either :

"...de partager la configuration."

OR

"...d'avoir une configuration distincte pour chaque utilisateur."

(i.e. to share the config OR to have distinct configs)

426 Error. Transfere aborted. An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.

It should read 426 Error. Transfer aborted. An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.

The height of the transfer queue is increased from where I left it every time I start Filezilla. I started out on 2.2.3 and am currently using 2.2.9. Every version has done this.

I'm using Windows XP and am downloading the binary installers.

My layout has the toolbar at the top followed by the message log. Below that I have the local tree view, local file list and remote file list rendered as 3 columns. Under those is the transfer queue and then the status bar.

It seems that each time I close Filezilla, it edits filezilla. xml and changes the following line:

<Item name="Last Splitter Pos" type="string">95 513 273 109 602</Item>

It reduces the second value by 27 each time, so if I started FZ open with the above line in the XML file, it would change the 513 to 486 when I closed. Next time it would change 486 to 459 etc.

This is a very minor problem but quite annoying because the columns keep getting shorter and shorter and I have to adjust them a couple of times per day :)

The Opera Internet Browser before changing dir always send "CWD ~" first. And expect after that is current dir changed to home dir ("/"). But FileZilla said: "550 CWD failed. '/<current dir>/~': directory not found. "

I think in file 'Permission.cpp' in begining of function 'CStdString CPermissions::CanonifyServerDir(CStdString currentDir, CStdString newDir) const' should be added next code: ------------------------------ if (newDir == "~") {

newDir = "/"; return newDir;

}; -----------------------------

Detail: It's 3am, you're tired. You use the edit control to alter your current location on the Remote site, but accidentally use a \ where you should have used a /. Luckily, Filezilla knows what you mean and converts it to the right slash.

When you begin to rely on that behaviour, it's extremely frustrating to attempt to do the same in the Local site control. You enter "c:/foo/bar/" and get an annoying warning.

Severity: Minor annoyance

Explanation: User relies on one behaviour which is inconsistent in other areas, causing frustration.

Solutions:

• Path box automagically swaps slashes
• Path boxes (everywhere) are like a browser's location

bar, and facilitate something like tab-completion - not just for past entries into the box, either.

When transfers reach about 40MB/s, speed display erronous value as -3billion and some dusts...

When using i.e. Filezilla Server 0.9.16c beta The Filezilla Client 2.2.22 does not decode utf-8 chars

in welcome messages.

Welcome Message/Server entry: # Verknüpfungen

Client displayed: [12:50:10] Antwort: 220-# Verknüpfungen

I run the latest version of filezilla server in windows xp pro and have the following problem:

I have set E:\[mp3]\ as my home directory and added another directory D:\[movies]\ with the alias E:\[mp3]\movies

..and the movies alias doesn't show up. I have tried some different solutions and it seems like the "and" -signs are the cause of the trouble.

Has the word bandwich instead of bandwidth.

Regardless whether or not Filezilla is the application in focus or not, the windows shortcut Windows Key (Which in its self is Ctrl + Esc) + the M key minimizes all windows except Filezilla. It seems the filezilla just seems to be switching itself to no longer being in focus rather than minimizing.

Version 3.0.0 Bug seen on windows XP Pro SP2, and Vista Home Premium Edition, other windows verions not tested.

Cannot recall seeing this bug < 3.0.0

Hi, the file

X:\Documents and Settings\USER\Application Data\FileZilla\sitemanager.xml

contains the password without encrypt.

Windows version

Bug is exists in Filezilla version 3.0.0.0 - 3.0.2.1

If you put into queue whole directory from FTP server then files are added in inverse filename order. For example: Server directory My_dir have files like: My_name01.xx My_name02.xx My_name03.xx ... My_name12.xx

And if you put whole directory to queue (not by select all files and put to queue, but goto parent directory and insert into queue directory My_dir) then files in queue are in order: My_dir\My_name12.xx My_dir\My_name11.xx ... My_dir\My_name02.xx My_dir\My_name01.xx

This is minor bug only but I prefer to have files in filename ascending order.

Or the best solution - user sorting type from Remote list window. Or make sorting type in this case configurable (by name, time of creation, modification etc.) in Filezilla configuration.

I have FileZilla Server version 0.9.25 beta installed on my computer. When I login with my FileZilla Client 3.0.4.1 there is a wrong Server version shown in the welcome message. I use the standard welcome message:

%v written by Tim Kosse (Tim.Kosse@…) Please visit ​http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/

Here is an extract of the server log:

Copyright 2001-2006 by Tim Kosse (tim.kosse@…) Connecting to server... Connected, waiting for authentication Logged on (000001) 09.01.2008 13:55:22 - (not logged in) (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)> Connected, sending welcome message... (000001) 09.01.2008 13:55:22 - (not logged in) (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)> 220-FileZilla Server version 0.9.24 beta (000001) 09.01.2008 13:55:22 - (not logged in) (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)> 220-written by Tim Kosse (Tim.Kosse@…) (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) 09.01.2008 13:55:22 - (not logged in) (88.66.20.86)> 220 Please visit ​http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/

Hello,

I tried to transfer files from STRATUS systems under VOS release and I get a "550 LIST: ftp internal error s$expand_path:" error.

-Source : PC Windows XP SP2

-Target : STRATUS Continuum systems VOS release 13.3.4h

For your information, under STRATUS systems the ">" character is the same as "/" under UNIS/LINUX systems. Could you please have a look to work with this kind of fault tolerant systems?

(See file attached)

TIA, Jorge

Not 100% sure it's a bug...

When I had a client trying to connect to my filezilla server he was constantly getting a "IP is banned" error message. I turned automatic ban off and it allowed him in. I upped the # of failed attempts to 10 instead of 5 and re-enabled it.

All the sudden he couldn't connect once again. He swears up and down he didn't attempt to connect with anything different that would have gotten him banned.

I suppose this could be a bug... but either way how about these 2 things:

1) display log that says, "connect attempt from IP has been banned by autoban"

2) button that says "clear autoban buffer" or something

Thanks & keep up the good work! -dan

FileZilla is being a bit too "helpful." I set up my remote account in the Advanced tab of the Site Manager to default to the following remote directory:

public_html

That's it. Not /public_html -- public_html.

But regardless of whether I enter public_html or public_html/, FileZilla is adding a slash at the beginning.

No other FTP software has ever had a problem with me entering public_html as the default directory. Since public_html and /public_html are NOT the same thing, I consider this a bug and would like to see it fixed in the next version of FileZilla.

If FileZilla truly wants to be helpful, how about testing whether public_html exists, and if it doesn't work, suggesting to the user that they might have meant /public_html?

Thank you, -Erica

I noticed "version history.htm" in the documentation hadn't been updated in about 2 years the other day.

Had a little bit of spare time so I crashed up a quick (and awful) php script that got changelogs from the release notes on sf.net and generated output for each version in the same way as each release is listed in "version history.htm".

Did some small adjustments in a text editor afterwards, but haven't gone through the text so I haven't looked for errors, capitalized the first letters of each of the items in the different lists etc. Don't think it is too bad, though.

Maybe this will inspire codesquid to start updating the file again :)

This patch implements RFE [ 959450 ].

A new setting in the interface settings dialog (best place I found to put it) lets you decide if you want to confirm deletion of entries in the Site Manager. The default value is to not show this confirmation dialog.

Only tested on Windows XP, but code should be platform independent.

Finally - a non-bloated FTP client... This is wonderful!

but...

The site manager is too big for a 640x480 screen resolution (which I'm restricted to, at the moment). Oh, and I'd also like it if the main FTP window saved it's position setting, local tree view setting, etc...

Cheers, Matt

First of all, I'd like to say, great job so far! I am a fan of open source and FileZilla is looking and working great so far.

I do have a suggestion (several actually, but just one for now): In the site manager, allow each site to have a default local directory so that when you connect to it, the local site pane automatically changes to that directory on your computer.

Great job and keep it up!

Hi again,

Here's another suggestion: Have an option for the Site Manager to show when FileZilla starts, or perhaps a simple list of sites in the site manager from which you could double-click one to have it connect to that site. It would save time from having to open the site manager when you start it.

Keep it up! :)

I am using FileZilla 1.4 on Windows 2000, service pack 2.

I think it would be nice if FileZilla followed the windows convention saved the Maximize/Restore settings when you close it. Currently, if I open FileZilla, maximize it, close it, and then re-open it, it doesn't open maximized. This is a nice feature, and I don't think it would be very hard to implement.

Thanks for a great product!

It would be convenient if ctrl-a selected all items in the list views (both the file lists and the queue).

It would be nice if you could resize the window smaller that it is now (v1.5a). It take about 75% of the screen and this can get very annoying, particularly when multiply windows are running.

It's quite annoying to "lose" your .htaccess files, and have to start a console ftp program to download and edit them.

It would be nice if there was an option to show them by default.

It would really be great if we dont have to resize the window everytime Filezilla is executed. If the window posiiton is maximised, it'd be better if it stays that way on the next execution jus like Internet Explorer.

An option to set how file sizes must be shown would be very appreciated. Currently local files are in bytes, Kb or Mb according to their size, while remote files are always shown in bytes; if both were shown ALWAYS in bytes, it would be much easier for me finding out if a local file is the exact same version of the remote one.

BTW, great program! It's replacing CuteFTP on my system.

I think FileZilla should also remember other settings, besides the window size. For example, it could remember the size of the "frames", I mean, the local and remote file list areas... I always drag the separator to the left because I don't need all that space for the local file list, I prefer seeing the remote file permissions. And also list sort prefs should be remembered, maybe even on a single server scale, I mean... each configured FTP server might have its own sorting prefs.

And so on.

Keep up the good work, guys!

There needs to be an option in the remote side window to add information on each files of the "file owner".

It would be cool if there was download graph with five lines, 1) current download spead (kb/second), 2&3) download progess current file (percent and Mb), 4&5) total download for the Que (percent and Mb).

Like a polygraph, the pens draw the line from right, and the history(paper) scrolls left.

Admitedly trivial utility, but it would be cool!

-Nathaniel

I would like to be able to map a ftp-drive to a drive letter (e.g. h:) so I can edit files on a FTP-server directly without manually having to download file, edit file, upload file.

In this way my favorite FTP-sites will also be directly accessible to me from various programs.

See also ​http://in.deerfield.com/ for a commercial program that does just that.

I wish a French version of FileZilla. I can undertake the translation. Thank's for this very good soft.

I'm sitemanager at a site where we publish articles and rewiews twice a week. My problem is, I have to stay up until 24:00 when a new article / rewiew is to be published. Is there any chanse to add a feature where I can schedule a transfer of the queue? If so, I could add the files neccesary to the queue and select a date / day / time for processing the queue. Also, I suggest that this feature takes care of connection / disconnection when the selected time occurs. An example:

at 24:00, the program connects to the server, process the queue and then disconnect. If any problems occur, a warning message including the errors pops up. When I wake up, I will see if the transfer was successfully - and if not, I will know what the problem was.

This would help me a lot!

Regards, Vidar Fagerjord, siteadmin.

¡FileZilla should suport pasive mode! It's not posible to do anything in old ftp sites that require pasive mode, so i think that FileZilla shoud include this feature.

Server -> Folder in server : move here (RNFR, RNTO) Server -> Folder in client : Download Here

And same thing for Client -> Server and Client -> Client

Server could be in 2 executables : interface and service.

The Remote Site directory tree, unlike the Local Site directory tree, does not provide a local menu if you right- click on a folder name to allow you to add that folder to the transfer queue.

It should provide the same functionality as the local file list (including ignoring the current folder and matching the relative paths right-to-left).

Please add file/direction description field on remote site view. Read the #index.txt or 00index.txt format description...

Hi !

Well, it could be nice if the welcome message sent by the server will be showed in a popup window.

This way, users could read it without scrolling up the messages in FileZilla client main interface.

There's often interesting informations in the welcome.msg, like the recent add for example.

thanks !

Hi, I think that one of the most useful feature of a FTP client is the "Compare directories" one : when applying it, it selects the files that don't have the same size, or the same name in the two explorers (the local one and the server one). It permits not to know which files you have to update on your server. I hope you can understand me, I'm a 18-years-old frenchman :)

1. using multipart transfer, we can divide one file into

several part, transfer each part individualy and simultaneously, then merge then into one file.

2. using multi-proxy transfer, we can transfer several

files or several part of one file at the same time with a server that has session limited per IP. For example, we have a server X allow only 1 session for one IP, and we have 4 proxy a, b, c, d. We can transfer file1 from X directly, and transfer file2 simultaneously through a, transfer file3 through b, and so on. Or transfer part1 of a file from X directly, part2 of that file through a, and so on. This can break the session limition of the server, especially with speed limition per session. Of course, some strategy may be included, e.g. how many session per IP is allowed for the server, which proxy can be used as one of multi-proxy, distribute one transfer task to as many proxy as possible first or to one proxy as possible as server support first.

In our company, we access the internet via an ftp proxy server. This server requires the personal user name and password. While Filezilla supports a secure mode for FTP connections (namely not saving any passwords in its database), it is not possible to keep Filezilla from saving the proxy password.

As our security guidlines do not allow to save any password in software on the users machine, we can not use FileZilla. Therefore it would be hightly desirably if Filezilla could prompt for the ftp proxy password every time it makes a connection / every time the program is loaded.

Be nice to have hotkeys to change the directory of the remote window and the local window (Ctrl+D, Ctrl+E or something like that).

Aaron aheck@…

It would be cool that filezilla accept data on HTTP protocol. (download and resume)

It would be great if rsync was built into FileZilla such that local and remote machines can be synchronized and mirrored to.

​http://rsync.samba.org/

Would you like to use more design patterns in your library? Are you going to add a service configurator for your server?

• ​http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE-

papers.html

​http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~jxh/research/research.html

To be able to setup a file list in the download que and set a time for unattended download.

usefull for the most repeated task (for some kind of happieness)

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.

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.

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.

Secure ftp server using SSH2 would be great.. A secure client -> FileZilla (Already done) A secure server -> FileZilla (:-))

The new compression option is nice; however, there could be a minor logic improvement.

compression of binaries is likely to not be fruitful because many are precompressed; however, more than just directories can benefit from compression.

I respectfully request that another radio button be added to allow dir and ascii transmissions, omitting binary transmissions.

I believe this would provide the best overall performance and hopefully very little actual code change.

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)

When sorting files by date, folders appear at the bottom of the list. In WS_FTP, when you sort by date you have the option to list folders first. I would like to request a feature that would allow folders to be listed first when sorting by newest file date.

Expose the functionality of FileZilla via a Windows DLL so that it may be incorporated into custom apps.

It would be nice to have an option to have it the local directory be monitored for changes and if there is one made to a file then upload it to whatever directory is listed in the remote section.

-Erik

This request is in reference to a Bug Tracker artifact about the plain text password for the FileZilla Server Interface. Refer to the following URL for the artifact: ​https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=21558&atid=372241&func=detail&aid=1275925

Basically, it has been stated that the interface password appearing in plain text is by design, due to the authentication method used between server and interface.

While it is possible to maintain security of the server by ensuring proper file/folder permissions are set, thus denying access to the file by non-administrators, this would only work if everything remained on the same system. If one were to use the interface from a remote system, through the Internet, and the remote system did not have sufficient file/folder permissions, a security risk then arises. It would theoretically be possible for anyone to obtain the server administrator password, access the server, change any user password they wanted, then log in as that user and retrieve any file that user has access to.

In order to plug this hole, local administrators would have to make sure there is absolutely no possible way to access the server configuration file by non-administrators. Remote administrators would have to either do the same for the interface configuration file, or remember to delete or edit the interface configuration file to ensure the password cannot be obtained by non-administrators.

As stated in the referenced Bug Tracker artifact, an MD5 hash for this password is not possible. My request is simply what about another obfuscation method? I've dabbled with obfuscation in Perl scripts I've written.

I know there are many methods of encoding secret text. The e-mail server I use supports a secure, encoded

challenge-response authentication, which suggests it is possible to encode secret text used for authentication.

So, isn't it possible that there is at least one obfuscation method that could work with the current authentication method in FileZilla Server and its interface?

Just as you added ssh/sftp support via putty libraries to FileZilla please consider adding WebDev support too.

An example implementation is cadaver

​http://www.webdav.org/cadaver/ . Once the protocol exchange occurs, then the command line version of cadaver found in Cygwin acts just like a normal ftp. This appears to make Webdev support a natural fit for FileZilla.

FileZilla is a nice tool. Thanks for developing it. I recommend it to other people who are looking for a gui ftp client on MS Windows.

Thanks, Greg