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| #836 | cannot delete folder properly | |||
| Description |
by going right click, delete folder it does: Command: RMD /test/ Response: 550 '/test/': No such Directory. but if I run a raw ftp command: Command: rmd test Response: 250 '/test': directory removed. it doesnt like that forward slash at the end. |
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| #841 | documentation is not standards-compliant | |||
| Description |
The documentation pages (http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/documentation/) are good, but there are some problems. Cross-browser support would be improved by making the pages standards-compliant. Tools such as the Firefox Web Developer (http://www.chrispederick.com/work/firefox/webdeveloper/) and Checky (http://checky.sourceforge.net/extension.html) make this much easier to achieve. A specific example of a problem is the folding menu: One fold will open but then not close. No other fold can then be opened (I am browsing using Firefox). Another problem: the line if (self.name != 'menu') { self.location.href = 'index.htm'; } should be removed because it is malfunctioning. |
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| #844 | Failure to establish TLS connection behind NAT gateway | |||
| Description |
FileZilla (2.2.12c) can't establish a TLS connection to a PureFTPd server (possibliy other servers, too?) when it (the FileZilla client) is sitting behind a NAT gateway. The problem already arises during the TLS connection negotiation (so this is _not_ a "classical" firewall issue with tracking the data connections!). The conversation looks like this:
over again The connection does not get to the point, where the TLS encryption for the control channel is succesfully established (this would show up in the log files) Whe the FileZilla client has a "real" IP address, it can cooperate with the same server. Other clients (I tested "lftp") have no problem to establish the TLS connection through the NAT gateway. Attached is a packet dump of the network traffic ( which due to the encryption is not really enlightening) |
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