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| #102 | 2 GB limit on file size ? | |||
| Description |
Hi folks, I have been using Filezilla for somme weeks now (version 1.8.1, on W2K) and there seem to be a file limit at 2 GB for the files that we can transfer or even catalog. Since recognizing this, I have tried other FTP client: leechFTP, WS-FTP LE, Smart FTP, even the DOS FTP client of Win2K seem to have the same bug, whereas Windows commander succeeded to the transfer, only restarting the counter at 0 every 2 GB, but at the end I had my 11 GB backup.bkf file transferred correctly. I have looked at the release notes for version 1.9 and 1.9.2 and searched with the keywords limit and GB but did not find anything on that. Sincerely yours, michel.devel@… |
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| #158 | 2 connexions instead of 1 | |||
| Description |
Good evening, my ISP lets me connect to his FTP server with only *one* connexion.
as if Filezilla attempted to make a second connexion : my ISP FTP server systematically answers : upload forbidden, you already have an active connection. Regards, Antoine |
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| #1858 | 2 features from WS_FTP wanted | |||
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Moving from WS_FTP, I like filezilla a lot. But I miss 2 features.
looks like this is almost there, since there is a similar list on the remote side. I find I'm ftp'ing from 2 or 3 local directories constantly, and it would be nice to not have to keep typing them in.
clicking. Please accept praise for Editing a remote file: once I associate gvim with the file view/edit, editing just worked. Several other programs I tried said they did editing, but after bringing up the editor, the changes never got saved on the remote side. FYI: I also tried the free AceFTP, which has these, as well as a bewildering combination of other unnecessary features. I did like the ability to have open FTP connections to two different machines, and switch with GUI tabs, but it kept crashing and was really just too complicated. So while I campaign for my desired features, I do appreciate the basic simplicity and cleanliness of filezilla. |
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