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I get a message saying that it the file I wanted to drag to the server already exist. When I click cancel - I get a message saying the file transfer was successfully completed - which it is. So, it might be that the algorithm is trying to copy the same file twice?

Why not give us the option to accept, or reject, these invalid packets? I have FileZilla server running on a Windows 2003 server, that is not exposed to the Internet, which cannot run a newer version of the server. I would hate to have to get something else to do what I used to be able to do with FileZilla client.

22. 3.56.2 pulls 'Gnu TLS error -8: unsupported version" when connecting to a site whose highest active TLS version is 1.2. filezilla.xml has this:

3.56.0-rc1 (2021-09-29)

+ Right-clicking a queue tab header now opens the same context menu as right-clicking the correponding queue contents
+ By default, the minimum allowed TLS version is now TLS 1.2
+ Optionally, the systen trust store can be used for certificate verification
- FTP: Fixed an issue with key file conversion
- Fixed an issue loading servers not supporting session resumption from storage
</Setting>
		<Setting name="Window position and size">0 306 14 1402 924 </Setting>
		<Setting name="Minimum TLS Version">2</Setting>
		<Setting name="Trust system trust store">0</Setting>
		<Setting name="Greeting version">3.56.2</Setting>

The line for Minimum TLS Version is clearly in error -- surely this should be "1.2" not "2". Worse, when I make that change and run FileZilla, the number reverts to "2".