Custom Query (8170 matches)

When using the Quickconnect bar to connect to a server with the username "anonymous" it seems that FileZilla ignores the entered password and submits a default password.

Workarounds,

If you control the server:

• create the account with the username of "anon" instead of "anonymous".
• Configure the server to accept all passwords for an account with the username "anonymous" (not always preferable, anonymous does not mean open to all).
• Change the password of the account to match FileZilla's default anonymous password (same problem as above, this would give access to everyone using FileZilla).

If you only control the client:

• Add the account into the Site manager and select the logontype "normal", this will cause your password to be written to disk in cleartext, not preferable on shared computers (easily recovered even if deleted, unless you 'shred' the file or it is overwritten)

Notes: FileZilla version: 3.1.2 (Linux AMD64). I was connecting to an account using sftp. (the server was openSSH's internal-sftp, version 5.1)

when i upload large of mybb forum files and it creshes.

i did use the latest filezilla 3.2.1 and it still crashes.

On FileZilla Client, open "Site Manager". On right side we have 4 tabs. The bugs/improvements below are related to the site manager dialog.

General Tab: Servertype --> should be "Server Type" Logontype --> should be "Logon Type" or "Login Type"

Anonymons is by default selected for Logontype, which is fine, but when I select Normal from the dropdown, the User and Password boxes still show 'anonymous' and ''. Upon selecting 'Normal', these two boxes should clear up. Everytime I create/add a new site, I have to delete these two boxes. They should automatically clear up.

When Servertype FTP is selected, the Port box could show 21 by default. Similarly when SFTP is selected, the port box can change to 22 automatically. I remember FileZilla 2 had this before.

Advanced Tab Servertype --> should be "Server Type"

For default remote directory, if I enter "/public_html" it works, but if I just enter "public_html" it does not work and shows a message saying the path could not be mapped. FileZilla 2 handled this automatically. Can we have it back?

The tab "Transfer settings" should be "Transfer Settings", i.e. in title case.

"Force showing hidden files" option should be also available in the site manager. There can be a checkbox for it just below the "Default Remote Directory" text box.

This is all I have for now. Thanks.