Care to explain why you flagged this as critical? This is not a security related bug that can be exploited and also does not result in data loss. Replying to codesquid :. I would like to ask, if You can repair this bug, because Filezilla is unusable for me.
I can't use filters, because if I use it, I can't rely on its functionality. But download doesn't, the same when I have set up filter for.
Replying to snop :. I also cannot download an empty directory. Is there a flag I have to change somewhere to allow empty directories to be downloaded locally? Thanks :. This bug report is about the inability to download an empty directory if it only contains filtered items via directory listing filter or about deleting it. The steps to re-produce the problem are given in a comment by snop and they still apply to FileZilla 3.
Downloading a remote directory that is empty because its contents are filtered does not work. And now, when I am trying to re-download the file with FileZilla to the location where I have already had the file , the response is:. So, the program can see the file on the server, and can compare file dates and sizes, and this is why it skips the transfer. But when I try to download the same file to a different location on my disk, where there is no such file, the answer is that the file name is prohibited.
To tell the truth, maybe it is prohibited. But the file is present on the server, and it is impossible to be downloaded. The only idea I have is to find a way to download files with prohibited names as well. The file is also present on ftp.
The only problem is how to download it. There must be a way to do it, as it is available on mirrors. Maybe you have FileZilla configured to automatically skip files in case they have same time and size. That's why it skips it. You can try to download the file using another FTP client. But as it is a server error, it very likely won't work either - if it does, please re-open this issue.
Assumption: The FTP server is configured to disallow file name starting with a dot, or starting with dot and space or whatever. So this file name is NOT allowed, neither for upload, nor for download, nor for anything - when given as parameter to a command. Post by mikeflan » Thu Aug 12, pm. Post by flyingrhino » Sat Aug 14, am. Post by Larry » Sat Aug 14, pm. Post by flyingrhino » Mon Aug 16, am. Post by mikeflan » Mon Aug 16, am. Post by flyingrhino » Fri Aug 20, am. Post by MAlfare » Fri Aug 20, am.
Privacy Terms. I have a site with about 10, files in dozens of directories and subdirectories. When I connect with filezilla, all these directories show up on the remote site with question marks. I realize that Filezilla does not know what is in those But why not? Why doesn't it automatically examine these?
But it never does and I end up having to go through and check each directory and half of them are there and the other half are empty or just a few files in them. What am I doing wrong? How can I fix this?
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