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#7305 | outdated | Remove corrupted file from FTP folder | ||
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I have an FTP folder set up for our photography club. Please contact me as one of our members inserted a jpg image file with symbols and it will not permit me to move, rename or delete the file. You've helped me with this situation before. |
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#11315 | worksforme | Cannot delete on server side? | ||
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I'm a new FileZilla user using Mac OSX 10.12.5. FileZilla successfully logged onto my hosting server. Now trying to delete some server-side files. Not finding the functionality/workflow to do that. Web hosting provider could not help me either. Would you please point me to the procedure for this. Alternative, brute-force procedure is cumbersome and potentially dangerous: GET the whole site, selectively delete files/folders locally, PUT the entire site to a new server folder, then ask host to delete the old one on their end. Thanks in advance. |
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#4800 | duplicate | Slashes in file names cause incorrect copy to host | ||
Description |
If you use Filezilla to transfer a file with a / in it from a device that supports them in file names, Filezilla will cut the file name apart and create a directory with the first part and name the file the second part. This was noticed transferring files from an iPod Touch through SSH onto a Windows Vista machine with Filezilla 3.2.7.1. Seems to be caused since other filesystems than NTFS and FAT allow "/" as a regular character, as they use "\" for directory structure instead. When transferring, the host OS interpretes the character "\" as indicating a directory. For example: Transferring /remote/myfile\'name.txt to C:\localdir\ will create a directory c:\localdir\myfile\, transfer the file there instead, with the name "'name.txt" |