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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 just installed the server and was surprised not to see filenames appear in the ftp window after a transfer occured.

I get the number of bytes, the time it took and the transfer rate, but not the name of the file that was transfered.

Could this feature be added ?

I'm currently using slimftpd and am thinking at moving to FileZilla server, but I miss this feature.

Thanks,

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.

On the FileZilla Server Interface, it'd be nice if there were commas in the sent/received bytes boxes in the status bar. I can’t really tell what 2943652493 bytes is at a glance (3 gigs / 294 megs?).

just like download manager can 'break' a file into multiple segments and download them simulataneously...

i think upload also should work like this. so a file is 'break' into multi segment, then each and all segment upload simultaneously.

this should result in faster upload. especially for my dial-up which have to resume tens time to finish a one megs file upload...

tia. rex. www.ngobrol.com

Though I enter "22" for the port, FileZilla 2.2.8b attempts to establish an ftp (vs sftp) connection.

Status: Connecting to robocoder.dyndns.org:22 ... Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(759): OnConnect(0) OpMode=1 OpState=-1 caller=0x003a980c Status: Connected with robocoder.dyndns.org:22. Waiting for welcome message... Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(627): OnReceive(0) OpMode=1 OpState=-1 caller=0x003a980c Response: SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_3.4p1 Error: Timeout detected! Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(821): DoClose(0) OpMode=1 OpState=-1 caller=0x003a980c Trace: FtpControlSocket.cpp(3465): ResetOperation (4100) OpMode=1 OpState=-1 caller=0x003a980c Error: Unable to connect! Status: Waiting to retry... (5 retries left)

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'd like to see a different local filesystem view, or the choice to change local views.

Something where the special windows folders are more easy viewable. (desktop, my documents etc) Possibly something like the notepad file dialog?

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

My company would like to have a centralized list of FTP sites for our employees to connect to, so that when someone adds a site to the list, it shows up for everyone else. However, it looks like you cannot change the path of the site settings from C:\program files\filezilla\filezilla.xml. It would be great if we could place the filezilla.xml file on a network share and then have everyone's local copy of Filezilla look to that file for its site settings. Thanks!

This is one of the best ftp clients I have found; however, there are a few hotkeys I miss.

A key (such as <TAB>) to switch focus between local and remote panes.

Keys to upload and download the file(s) or folders that are currently selected in either local or remote panes.

At present, the only time stamp is when FileZilla is started. I request that each event is time stamped. Also, a request that average transfer speed should be logged. The two items are linked and it can be calculated manually if required so long as one item or the other is put into the log file.

Cheers SeismicBod

Nortel (and former Bay Networks, former Wellfleet) routers running BayRS use a lightweight FTP server for file handling on their flash file systems. It is limited in functionality and uses a simple fixed length file display. Currently none of the server types in FileZilla correctly parse such a file display.

My feature request is that FileZilla include proper handling of this server type.

A directory display from a BayRS connection using a CLI client is located at:

​http://pages.sbcglobal.net/ptichy/wfftp-dir.txt

An FTP client session using a CLI to indicate what commands are supported is located at:

​http://pages.sbcglobal.net/ptichy/wfftp-cmd.txt

Equipment can be provided to you for testing if required. Contact ptichy@….

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

hi, in order to use s/key authentication it would help tremendously to have the password dialog not before the connection attempt, but rather when the server prompts for it. this is because when logging in as user:skey you will get a hint from the server on how to generate your one time password locally, thus not requiring you to remember your s/key id and what sequence number you're currently at, or alternatively having a pre-generated one time password at disposal.

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.

This is just visual "icing", but it would be nice to have the actual TCP port (((217*256) + 7) = 55559) for passive connections logged immediately after the server response "Entering Passive Mode (...". Something like what is seen in the FlashFXP FTP client would be nice:

[R] 227 Entering Passive Mode (66,225,88,75,217,7). [R] Opening data connection IP: 66.225.88.75 PORT: 55559

hello everybody 1/excuse my poor english 1bis/ filezilla is a exceptionnal ftp soft 2/it will be possible to add a short cut keyboard for refresh or actualize (i work with french version so i don't know the translation) in the view menu in french menu affichage add a short cut keyboard for "rafraichir les vues" regards niais

I am speaking to functionality similar to the 'RemenDeKO' or 'Remote File Fixer' programs found on sourceforge. The idea is that you divide the file up into blocks and use CRC to check the integrity of each block. Then, only the corrupted blocks need to be re-transferred instead of the entire file.

This would be particularly useful after downloading a very large file or over a slower connection.

The problem with the programs mentioned above is that they require user participation on both ends of the file transfer. It would be much more convenient to have this functionality built directly into an ftp server/client, so that the task could be automated.

I would love to be able to save a "project" file that contains a list of rules for what to transfer and be able to "run" it.

It would allow you to specify the remote ftp server, local directory, file extensions to upload/ignore, list individual files to upload/ignore, sub directories to upload and to ignore.

This would be very cool for anyone publishing a website that locally contains other files you don't want on your production server. If the other feature requests for uploading based on pattern matching of file names is implemented that would work very well with this feature.

I would love to have a dir sync (both remote->local and local->remote as well as a true sync remote<->local) feture. Curently I just down/upload the entire directory but that overwrites everything, not that it's super bad but it does download things that are unnessassary.

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.

I know I can edit the .xml settings file to remove QuickConnect server entries, but it would be nice if this could be done from the GUI.

I'd specifically like to see a right-click popup menu over each entry, which includes "Edit" and "Delete" options.

The Nortel Networks Passport 1000 and 8000 class routing switches use a VxWorks based FTP server for their DOS/Windows type flash file system. The display format is not recognized by FileZilla client. Requesting support for this file system. Nortel Passport switches are widely deployed network devices.

Interactive session showing supported commands and the file display format is at: ​http://pages.sbcglobal.net/ptichy/ftp_server_log_pp8600.log

As the SYST command is not supported, you would have to trigger on a substring in the greeting "220 Passport FTP server ready".

Would consider donating to support of the effort.

... a better compatibility for the xbox, because sometimes I get a lot of ZERO byte files on my xbox. Often when I want to upload a lot of files / or / files with small filesides ... ;-(((

regards

Mia Mikel

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.

The file 'FileZilla.xml' should not be stored under ../Program Files/Filezilla/

This file should be stored under the logged on user's profile Application Data folder.

Under Win2K/XP it should be stored here: [system drive]:\Documents and Settings\[logged on username]\Application Data\[Filezilla]

Under Win98/ME its somthing like: [system drive]:\WINDOWS\Profiles\[username]

It would be nice when right-click a file in the local view, be able to choose: "Windows Menu" refering to the Windows shell Menu is showed when you right click a file in windows explorer. Other programas such as Flashfxp has this feature, and it is very useful. thanx

It wold be great if you could edit files directly in FileZilla, with som ekind of "Notepad". In CuteFTP, it's already a very useful feature.

The only really importante feature missing in FileZilla is the ability to enforce disk quotas per user/group and (secondary) per folder.

One of the features of a unix permission system is that you can set the execute permission on a directory to allow a user to 'cd' through the directory without being able to read the directory. This means you have to know the path where you want to go. The advantage is that users (especially if they don't know our directory structure) are unable to 'browse' through our directory tree.

Most FTP clients I have used allow for this feature by allowing us to set up a site profile for a user that takes them directly to the directory they need to access. They are either unable to 'cd' up (..) to the parent directory, or if they are able, once there they see nothing.

When I try to access one of these directories using FileZilla, even though it is able to read the directory I want, it fails because it can't read the parent directory. In fact, it appears to need read access for the parent directories all the way to '/'.

I would like to be able to see a remote directory which I have access to even if I do not have read access to the directories above it.

An example on our system is the directory /datatel/live/collive/_HOLD_. The directory permissions are:

drwxr-xr-x / drwxrwx--x /datatel drwxrwx--x /datatel/live drwxrwx--x /datatel/live/collive drwxrwxr-x /datatel/live/collive/_HOLD_

Users should be able to retrive files from the _HOLD_ directory, but should not be able to get a directory listing from any level above that.

Thanks

Don

One of the features of a unix permission system is that you can set the execute permission on a directory to allow a user to 'cd' through the directory without being able to read the directory. This means you have to know the path where you want to go. The advantage is that users (especially if they don't know our directory structure) are unable to 'browse' through our directory tree.

Most FTP clients I have used allow for this feature by allowing us to set up a site profile for a user that takes them directly to the directory they need to access. They are either unable to 'cd' up (..) to the parent directory, or if they are able, once there they see nothing.

When I try to access one of these directories using FileZilla, even though it is able to read the directory I want, it fails because it can't read the parent directory. In fact, it appears to need read access for the parent directories all the way to '/'.

I would like to be able to see a remote directory which I have access to even if I do not have read access to the directories above it.

An example on our system is the directory /datatel/live/collive/_HOLD_. The directory permissions are:

drwxr-xr-x / drwxrwx--x /datatel drwxrwx--x /datatel/live drwxrwx--x /datatel/live/collive drwxrwxr-x /datatel/live/collive/_HOLD_

Users should be able to retrive files from the _HOLD_ directory, but should not be able to get a directory listing from any level above that.

Thanks

Don

Please consider adding a "follow me" feature into the directory browsing code.

What I mean by this is if you descend into a directory on the local machine, the remote automatically descends as well. the reverse would be true of course.

This feature would be a time and click saver when the local and remote sites are identical in structure, which I think you will find is very common.

The feature would need to be enabled and disabled on a per site basis, or perhaps have a "smart" selection where if filezilla finds a matching folder name it automatically follows.

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..

instead of the standard error messages such as password required, login incorrect, etc It says unable to connect

please fix this..

I tried getting around the user name length bug in filezilla by using quickconnect with the address and port filled in only. filzilla then fills in user with 'anonymous'

I should be able to leave it blank and fill it out after connecting. I would suggest including a 'login as anonymous' button if your concerened about users having to type anonymous.

thanks

I know that FileZilla Server is able to find out the external IP address. This solves the PASV mode problem for those behind firewalls.

However, any user that belong to the local area network will also connect to my computer via the external IP which is not what I want. They should connect to my 192.168.x.x

If I am connecting to my server via 127.0.0.1, then the PASV mode should also send me to 127.0.0.1, not the 192.168.x.x or the external IP address.

The above mentioned has been implemented long time ago on WarFTPd. Take a look at their version 1.82 RC9. I hope you get what I mean.

Thanks.

Take a look at WarFTPd on how they implement their user manager using TreeView.

Trust me, you will love their implementation.

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.

from ​http://www.zvon.org/tmRFC/RFC959/Output/chapter4.html

ALLOCATE (ALLO)

This command may be required by some servers to

reserve sufficient storage to

accommodate the new file to be transferred. The

argument shall be a decimal

integer representing the number of bytes (using the

logical byte size) of

storage to be reserved for the file. For files sent

with record or page

structure a maximum record or page size (in logical

bytes) might also be

necessary; this is indicated by a decimal integer in a

second argument field of

the command. This second argument is optional, but

when present should be

separated from the first by the three Telnet

characters <SP> R <SP>. This

command shall be followed by a STORe or APPEnd

command. The ALLO command should

be treated as a NOOP (no operation) by those servers

which do not require that

the maximum size of the file be declared beforehand,

and those servers

interested in only the maximum record or page size

should accept a dummy value

in the first argument and ignore it.

from FileZilla Server logfile:

(000006) 15.11.2004 22:04:17 - (not logged in) (192.168.1.33)> Connected, sending welcome message... (000006) 15.11.2004 22:04:17 - (not logged in) (192.168.1.33)> 220-FileZilla Server version 0.9.3 beta (000006) 15.11.2004 22:04:17 - (not logged in) (192.168.1.33)> 220-written by Tim Kosse (Tim.Kosse@…) (000006) 15.11.2004 22:04:17 - (not logged in) (192.168.1.33)> 220 Please visit ​http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla/

(000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)> help (000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)> 214-The following commands are recognized: (000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)>

USER PASS QUIT CWD PWD PORT PASV TYPE

(000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)>

LIST REST CDUP RETR STOR SIZE DELE RMD

(000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)>

MKD RNFR RNTO ABOR SYST NOOP APPE NLST

(000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)>

MDTM XPWD XCUP XMKD XRMD NOP EPSV EPRT

(000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)>

AUTH ADAT PBSZ PROT FEAT MODE OPTS HELP

(000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:20 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)> 214 Have a nice day. (000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:33 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)> allo 7 (000009) 16.11.2004 18:52:33 - anonymous (127.0.0.1)> 500 Syntax error, command unrecognized.

This will force fore example the busybox ftpput cmd to abort the upload (filetransfer to ftp server)

claus.klein@…

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.

1st of all I love File Zilla ! Courd be use full to have dirsync otion in the transfer (i.e. remove filas that do not exist anymore in the source dir from the source dir / make target dir content identical to source dir content)

Fgth

It would be nice to be able to shedule an upload/download to happen every hour/day/week/month/year

I use broadband I have 256kbs up 512kbs up these are mutually exclusive it would be helpful in the filezilla to allow mutiple connections for transfering files only where they aer in different directions. ie 1up and 1down not 2down or 2up

Hi guys

why don't you put some quota manager in order to limit idiot user from upload Gigs of data or, otherwise, link Filezilla account with NT account? They appear to be different questions but the purpose is the same: limit user space.

Thanks

Alex P.

Aliases maybe flexible, but it's hard to use when you need use 200 folders on other drive. Shortcuts were very informative, and very very easy to use, and it were one from benefit of FileZilla, not provided by any other FTP server for Windows.

I'd like to see a command line option in the FileZilla client, allowing to pass a Custom Command to the server.

This would be valuable when scipting automated tasks on the client (the ability to perform remote execution of scripts on the server).

Best regards, Palooka

Hi, I'm an Italian guy... I noticed that the Help is still in English: if you want I can translate it in Italian!

Can we please have macros added to FileZilla? That way, I can enter a bunch of commands, save them as a macro, and run it whenever I need to.

I was using ws-ftp pro trial and when you setup a site you can cofigure in it the host type(in my case unisys a-series).

So if possible implement a way to configure the host type so you culd conect in various plataforms.

When you conect in a-series usinf filezila it doesnt works well, in fact the ws-ftp is the unique win-ftp client that I now that supports a-series.

Within user account management I'd like to be able to resize the dialogue box due to some of my accounts having very long names.

Is there any way to make the FileZilla service under NT live happily within the confines of restrictive access?

IOW, can FileZilla only have Read ( (RX) (RX) ) access

to the whole system, except where needed (log files, directories in which ftp users will be uploading, etc.)?

NO FTP server for Windows is capable of this yet, and I have no idea why. Though the most secure solution would be to make sure that a program doesn't even have Read or eXecute permissions on files it shouldn't be touching, it'd be a step in the right direction to know that even if there's a security hole in the server down the road, people wouldn't be able to do much except peek at operating system files. (Instead of being able to bring the whole system to a screaching CRASH because the program had the access to overwrite critical system files.)

For reference:

I change permissions across the board on NT systems to in an effort to create a more secure environment. Gone is Everybody (only Microsoft would give everybody permission to a system) and Creator/Owner (except for below). The default for me is to give Administrators and SYSTEM Full Control (RXWDPO), Power Users Change (RXWD) and Users Read (RX) from C:\ on down. The only exceptions are for C:\WinNT\Profiles (NT4) or C:\Documents and Settings (2K/XP), where I modify rights according to the user so that each user has their own little space (or have a virii/worms/etc) screw things up. Creator/Owner gets full control for the All Users directory, only so that people can manage their own files as they wish while making sure people keep their hands off of other people's files. I'll use Apache as prime example, only because it's the only program I know of (extra emphasis on "I know of") that can live within these confines. Heck, I don't even let Apache have write access to DocumentRoot, only to stop the PHP worms in their tracks!

If FileZilla could pull this off, it could have a HUGE advantage over every other FTP server product out there -- commercial, freeware, open-source -- bar none!

Currently, when connection to FZ Server's Admin Interface on the current machine (thus localhost) you never need enter the admin password; you always can connect.

On a machine where only the Administrator can log-in this isn't a big issue. But when several users use the same machine, they would all have the possibility to connect to

FZ Server's Admin Interface without restriction, since

they all obviously connect from localhost. Of course, this is quite a security risk. (Depending on how much you trust your users :)

So therefor my request: either remove the no-password- login from localhost, or add the option that one *always* has to authorize with a password when connecting to the Admin Interface, even from localhost.

• adding the "Desktop" to the local treeview might come

in REAL handy.

• "Queue" -> "use multiple connections" is checked

always when starting up fileZillA, even if I deactivated it in the earlier session. My suggestion: Put this feature to the Site Manager -> Advanced: on/off checkbox

• remembering/saving the column width (filename,

filesize, date, time, local filename - everything) on exit would be good!

Would it be possible to add "wake on lan" feature in Filezilla? It would allow to remotely turn Filezilla server on or off.

Just a list with files/directories that will not be up oder downloaded...

To the FZ Server's developer, while I am seeking more free Secure FTP Server, they are just only in Linux base platform :-(

For a Windows bae platform, no one do better than FileZilla for the free FTP Server, but for nowadays, all people need the more security fetuares, so I hope the developer can make a FZ FTP Server build-in SSH2 like the Linux base FTP Server. Or SSL/ RSA etc security fetuare :-)

Jimmy Chan ​http://www.wusogorphoto.net A greatful Photography web site :-)

Filezilla is already one of the best ftp programs avalible, muchless for free. There are three features that i can think of that would make this stand out above the rest.

FXP Support. Cute FTP 6.0 Pro supports this, but the interface on it, is very cludged. Looks like it was added as an after thought, and it unpleasent to use. If you were to make the local site be able to switch between either the local machine, or another remote site for fxp, that would take care of the UI problems.

Filter lists, and Priority lists are also important. What good is uploading a 20 file list, with an sfv(or any other md5/crc32 checking), if you cant make sure its there. Being able to force files up first would be a large boon.

Filter lists would also be nice. not nearly as important as the others, in my opinion, but very nice.

Thanks for your time, and the excellent program.

Hi! It would be really nice if you could add another overwrite existing file option: overwrite if filesizes are different. Thanks.

Hi,

when root login is disabled in the remote ssh server sshd_config (PermitRootLogin no) you need the "su" command to get access to folders which need root privileges. As you can't login as root, you can't d/l with the "download as" dialog for obvious reasons. Please implement an "su" (substitute user) dialog.

Thanks for this great program

michaah

drag-and-drop only works for items that are uploaded (i.e. anywhere -> filezilla client). The reverse does not (it only allows interaction with the left pane of the client, not with the desktop). It would be nice if I could drag-and-drop from client's right pane to anywhere on the desktop / pc, as opposed to having to navigate via left pane tree.

will there be a Norwegian translation ??? maby i could help ???

You should have the ability to move files from a directory to another directory of the same FTP server.

This can be done with the FTP commands RNFR/RNTO. For example: RNFR /myhome/olddir/myfile.zip RNTO /another/directory/myfile.zip

The GUI should allow you to select some files from the remote file panel and chose a "Move to..." option (say from the right-click menu). After entering the destination directory, Filezilla should issue a sequence of RNFR/RNTO commands for each selected file.

Thank you.

When uploading lots of small files for websites (especially PHP coded sites) I've encountered times when several files are corrupted. For PHP sites, this usually breaks some part of the site.

Is it possible to have an option to make Filezilla verify uploaded files (or at least double-check the file sizes?)

Thanks!

I think this the best ftp client~

But in Taiwan and China, there are lots of encoding methods for file name. In Taiwan, maybe you perfer to use UTF-8, someone perfer to use Big5, etc. As a result, if one's chinese file name using Big5, then I get some chinese files from him, I will get error file name. Although I can change remote character set to disappear the correct file name, but when I download it, it also use the remote files name to save. So, in my nautilus, I can't disappear the correct file name. SO mybe gFTP can auto change the encoding Big5 to UTF-8 when I download file from a Big5 server. Or mybe can add an option that we can choise which encoding we want to use in local.

There is the something that I upload a file to a different encoding characters server.

(ps most of ftp server in Taiwan, using Big5 encode, not UTF-8 , but filezilla defaule using UTF-8)

Thanks for your contribution to Filazilla....

by Dung-Bang Tsai

I normally use the option "overwrite if newer". When I connect to a server in a different time zone, that server uses its local time as the date of the file. FileZilla compares that timestamp with the timestamp on my machine and often makes a wrong decision about which file is newer. If I could associate a time zone with each site I would be able to trust the overwrite option without having to remember what time zone a site is in.

A "time zone differential" setting for each site would also be useful, but only so long as I was using FileZilla from my home or office, not while I am traveling and using my laptop.

If FileZilla already has such an option, it is well hidden and not indexed in the help file.

What would be a cool addition to a super-cool program, would be the ability to designate a connection as a mirror to another connection. so that whatever you do to one connection (Send / Rename / Delete), it will also do to its mirror connection.

Many thanks, with kind regards,

david

It would be great if one could set commands to execute directly after a connect, similar to the <Server->Enter Raw FTP Command> feature. This setting should be available per site.

The reason is that some servers demand custom settings (for example for the encoding) and it'd be nice to have them set automatically. It could also be used for the umask commands.

I use FileZilla FTP Server and like it very much. The only thing I miss from the Server Interface is the option of confirming the interface application exit. Sometimes I click on the [X] of the interface to send it back to the system tray and get disappointed when it closes. I think an "application exit confirmation" popup could solve my problem.

I don't think it would be hard to do an option like this.

One really useful feature of Dreamweaver is the ability to quickly find a file just using the tree view alone, select it and hit 'put' to upload it. This saves a lot of time double clicking and looking at different parts of the screen.

It would be great if FileZilla could incorporate this idea, having the option to link or synchronise local and remote folders, so it knows exactly where to put each file when you click it in the tree view and tell it to upload.

Also being able to 'link' or synchronise more than one root folder for an ftp site would be great - I currently work on multiple web sites on the same server, and find it a very slow process in FZ to navigate around the local and remote directories just to upload one file...

This is my first request, so if it's rubbish will someone let me know?

Cheers ;-)

It would be nice to be able to save folder/file list in txt file similar way: drwxr-xr-x 6 root users 4096 Nov 17 07:44 DISKAS_160GB drwxrwxr-x 4 odeta users 4096 Jan 3 17:15 DISKAS_200GB drwxrwxr-x 4 root users 4096 Feb 27 12:26 DISKAS_40GB drwxr-xr-x 6 root users 4096 Nov 25 18:33 DISKAS_80GB drwxrwxr-x 4 root users 4096 Nov 18 17:46 SKELBIMU_LENTA ... ... Also, please, take a look at note in "[ 771591 ] remember the folder entered". Thanks

can't beleave there hasn't been a RFE for this... but can't find it.

Maybe there is, but not documentated... An export for all sitemanager entry's.... (and import ofcouse)...

When exporting now you only get the settings from filezilla, not all the websites-ftp'locations you've enterd.

jonathan@…@www.jonathan.allain.com/"

When I try the "Copy URL to Clipboard" menu item under Server, I get a return in the format: <login>@<ftp server address><current directory>

I was under the impression this would create an actual URL, something like: ​http://<ftp server address><current directory>

While on this topic, it would be VERY nice if the remote file context menu would offer an option of "Copy URL to Clipboard" and put into the clipboard this kind of line: ​http://<ftp server address><current directory><selected file(s)>

How about an option to avoid the question: 'Break current connection?' when changing ftp sites.

I use FileZilla with many different sites, very frequently switching between them. Removing this message would make things a fair bit smoother.

Cheers,

Tim

I made my own FileZilla Queue, more or less copied everything from a transfer queue I generated, but I deleted the password. The transfers don't work! And yet I _AM_ logged in the server I want to upload.

FileZilla should allow passwordless queues generated by third-party programs. After all, it's called import/export, not "save/load".

Also, please publish the specs regarding the XML. What's that 4096 0 or 256 0 at the beginning of the Remotepath?

All the mirrors say that the file cannot be found for 2.2.12.

All the mirrors say that the file cannot be found for 2.2.12.

Some features I'd like to be seen in next FileZilla's version:

Browse/send/receive files through a network computer.

Now it's only allowed hard drivers and removable drivers

Move files/folders on the remote server

My idea: A feature to display the whole size of all directories and files on a remote server and at last count them all.

Bye Nameless

Using the CCC Command, we would like to initiate the following...

One way to allow the NAT operations of your router to continue to function when using an SSL secured FTP connection is by using the CCC command. CCC stands for Clear Command Channel. It is a command issued by the FTP client to the FTP server that indicates that the command channel should be unencrypted. Data transfers remain encrypted after issuing this command, so all files transfers and directory listings remain secure. However, with an unencrypted command channel, your router can still follow the FTP transaction and perform its NAT operations to assist with data transfers. In order for CCC to work, the FTP server you're connecting to must support this command. Our server

Suggestion; FileZilla.exe -pq "c:\myqueue.xml"

Program Procedure; Startup FileZilla Process Queue "c:\myqueue.xml"

Result; In combination with the build in Scheduling Program in Windows, a scheduled transfer can be done.

User Instructions;

1. Build a Queue in FileZilla
2. Export Queue to a xml file.
3. Go to the Windows Control panel and find the

Schedule program there, and add the above command, and schedule the tranfer to whenever. Close and forget, the computer do the rest.

My server has multiple hard drives and shared folders on each hard drive because any single HDD cannot hold all the info I wish to share. If I list all the shared folders separately I can only name one to be home, when that is done, I can't navigate to another shared folder on the server. Is there a way to make virtual directories where proxy folders for all the shared folders can be stored so that the FileZilla Server settings holding the virtual directory path information will automatically redirect the FTP browser/client to the correct directory (basically like Windows IIS)? I use FTP Surfer as my FTP browser.

MaQ

does FileZilla support database for user account properties like account name, account lifetime, password, quota, or something like ServU?

This way invalid item will not be added to the list if it is typed incorrectly or given wrong port number.

Currently, for edit/view files we have the option to set a global editor (e.g. notepad) and, on a seperate list, per file extension (e.g. "gif") a own editor. I would enjoy a option

[x] Use Windows file type assignments for unknown files

If this option is checked, and I want to edit/view the files for which no special assignment is made, the windows file type settings are used.

I do not want to administrate all file settings for all file types, e.g. multiple graphics format, .php, .php3, twice (in windows and FZ). Of course windows settings does not always match, but then they could still be overwritten by creating an assignment in FZ.

When using the standard local and remote views, I always have to scroll to the top of the list to press the .. button (up one level) I would suggest locating a Up One Level button to the right of the local and remote site path combo boxes.

This feature has shown up in other FTP clients and when I don't have it, I greatly miss it.

Thanks,

JsD

On the Source Forge home page for FileZilla ​http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

You should have a sentance saying that FileZilla is for Windows.

It took me quite a while to figure out what OS it was for.

I can't figure out how else to contact the person who looks after the page, so that that is why I am puttin gin a support request.

There should be a mechanism which does one or the other of the following:

(Easy, Preferred, global setting) In the General Settings Options menu, there should be a menu which will allow specific kinds of access to the FTP server. It could include checkboxes for the types of access the adminstrator desires such as "Standard" for usual port 21 activity, "SSL" to enable only ssl, "TLS" to enable only tls. It should also have the ability to select one at a time, a combination of two, or all three. This would give the administrator the ability to only permit secure access, restrict to one method of secure commication, allow open access, or any combination of the former. FileZilla Server 0.96a's default behavior is to accept and allow all connections despite SSL/TLS being enabled. Therefore the administrator cannot restrict to secure-only communication, the user has to make that choice in their FTP client.

(Difficult, Admins get more control, per user/group setting) Give the ability for specific users/groups to access various folders to which their respective groups/users permit access depending on if the session is open or encrypted. Example: User1 belongs to Group1 and Group2. Group1 is the user's home folder with public access. Group2 is a data-sensitive folder that requires an encrypted connection to gain access. If user is logged in with standard ftp access, the user will be denied access to Group2 until the user logs in with SSL/TLS.

I am *very* pleased with the current release, this feature request will bring FileZilla server up to corporate standards where security is a prerequisite.

As it seems to me, FileZilla server badly needs in

priority NT system, so we could change priority from "Low/idle" to "High". Sometimes I'd want to put server to the lowest priority, so it cannot mess my more important work, sometimes I'd want to put it to "Above normal" or "High" priority to maintain robust service.

When connecting to a NAT'd server, the server is not always aware of the external IP that has been used to access it. In a PORT transfer, this should not be a problem. However, in a PASV transfer, the server will send the NAT'd IP to the client.

SmartFTP has an option "Force Server IP for PASV Mode". I think this would be a nice feature to add to FileZilla.

There could be a possibility to schedule queue processing at later time. It would be good for scheduling large file transfrers to a night or weekend time, when the line is not so busy...

I know there's already at least one feature request asking for this, but it's been almost 3 years and is unresolved.

I prefer not to hammer any servers I'm downloading from with multiple connections, and would like to see this setting become persistent, and ideally should be disabled initially.

The only thing keeping me from adopting FileZilla as my FTP client of choice is the lack of a total file progress bar (most other clients I know of have one). I tend to download multiple files at a time, but FileZilla only shows %done and time left for each individual file (not the whole set). Having a separate area (or perhaps a tab) that contains a progress bar with %done and time left of the current file + %done and time left for the whole set of files being downloaded currently would be a big benefit and would make sure I tell everyone about FileZilla :)

Looking for a way to "build" or "create" a transfer queue easily from the existing Site Manager. In other words, have a way to easily select a number of files to transfer and "tag" them, while also have a way to easily select a number of sites and "tag" them to create a queue. This will enable the "build a queue mode" whereas you send a number of files to multiple sites (e.g. 500 sites within a LAN/WAN environment) and have the system work through the queue without manual intervention.