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| #12347 | invalid | Update failures - filezilla-project.org is using a local CA, so no path to verification | ||
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When checking for updates in the client, I saw the update failing to connect. I grabbed the connection string from the "Show details" link and pasted it into a browser (Chrome for example). The link for me was https://update.filezilla-project.org/update.php?cpuid=sse%2Csse2%2Csse3%2Cssse3%2Csse4.1%2Csse4.2%2Cavx%2Cavx2%2Caes%2Cpclmulqdq%2Crdrnd%2Cbmi%2Cbmi2%2Cadx%2Clm&initial=1&manual=1&osarch=64&osversion=10.0&package=1&platform=x86_64-w64-mingw32&updated=0&version=3.51.0 This should generate a standard warning that pops up whenever certificates can't be validated. Looking at the certificate, the cert specified for update.filezilla-project.org seems good; however, it was issued by a private ca for filezilla-project.org with a private IP address of 10.6.92.6. This needs to be issued as a resolvable host (also: use FQDN, not IP). New cert looks to have been applied around Dec 14. |
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| #12344 | rejected | Unable to connect to Yahoo Server Using filezella | ||
| Description |
Log on to the ftp.bramwellwv.com host server fails with all input data verified to be correcct. Log on to the Yahoo server shows failure to connect after connecting up to the point of accepting password. |
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| #12343 | fixed | Fix datadir lookup on Windows | ||
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I've built filezilla using gcc/mingw on Windows just now and noticed that the resource lookup didn't work because it looks for the wrong directory separators. Here is a patch that made it work: https://github.com/msys2/MINGW-packages/blob/edfaec80fe83f498b851e2f46fa52176902b5138/mingw-w64-filezilla/0001-fix-datadir-lookup.patch I hope this is helpful. |
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