Custom Query (8170 matches)

I am running FileZilla 1.8.2 on an NT4.0 workstation

1. conneted to a server
2. add file(s)to the transfer queue
3. Export the transfer queue to a text file (foo.txt)
4. remove file(s) from queue
5. verify that text file is created

5.1 (optional) close and restart FileZilla 5.2 (optional) reconnect to server

6. Import Transfer queue from file (foo.txt)
7. Nothing happens - files are *not* added to

Transfer Queue. The Transfer Queue remains empty. There is no error measage.

I had hoped that Queue Import and Export was a method of storing a complex download scheme for reuse - this feature is not documented in the help file as to how and why it may be used. I tried to get it to work for a single file in the queue as well as a more complex file structure. The Queue export feature appeares to be working correctly ( it creates a text file showing file transfer information ) but the import feature seems to do nothing.

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.

Sometimes when a upload fails because of a network problem (not a filezilla problem) I want to remove it from the queue and start all over again. However I have to wait now to get the "too many retries" error and the remove it. I would like it very much if I could do this by choosing "stop or remove from queue) in the right mouse button menu whatever the status of the transfer is. At all times I want to be able to remove/stop it even if it's transfering or something. This is the only thing I'm missing in filezilla! Thanks for your work! Jan