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The new function is "auto files download". Meaning the FileZilla will do every few minutes a connect to "pre set" FTP site and will start transfer all files. In this mode, the PC directory will have all the FTP files automatically. The FileZilla will be in "resume" setting, so on the HD will be added only on set of the new files. Best regards
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Looks like the new version of FileZilla is not liked by Microsoft Defender Enterprise, getting MDE ASR issues with it. FileZilla_3.68.0_win64-setup.exe Installs okay but does not like this: C:\Program Files\FileZilla FTP Client\uninstall.exe So the uninstall fails with MDE ASR. With time it should get assessed/approved. Previous versions worked ...
So I'd be very thankful if some of you could guide me through finding the issues that create the slow download speed and help me fix them. I'd do it myself with the might of Google but in this case I really just have no idea of FTP setup on Debian and I believe it'd be a challenge to hard for me on my own.
hi I'm new to Filzilla - i downloaded 2 large files 2 gb each by clicking on the FTP files and auto transfer and can't locate where these 2 files went, i.e. which folder on my comp. Hope someone can help! thanks!
Can i have a link to download the "old" latest 0.9.60.2 version of Filezilla Server? Thanks in advance
Found something interesting, when filezilla is opened up, the selection button at the top left side called View, click on it and near the bottom of the drop down box you will find " Remote Directory Tree" make sure this is checked after doing so I found that when I right hand clicked on a file in the seedbox, the download button was now enabled, it had a blue arrow beside it.
When using filezilla to download files from a seedbox, I was getting roughly 1.2MBps speeds. Yes, horrible speeds especially when I have broadband 150. After searching our over cluttered WWW, I found a program (which the name of at this moment has slipped my mind) that did some magic and opened my lines.
I have tried several times to download site files completely to no avail. Its still only downloading 2-3k of 12k files. Ive used Filezilla for years now, and love it. But if this issue cannot be fixed I guess I need to start looking for another ftp client.
HTTP is a whole different protocol than FTP, adding HTTP download to FZ support would be quite some work. Moreover, there a *plenty* of good free HTTP download managers available on the net which are capable of doing bandwidth control.