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/etc is a system directory, ordinary users are not allowed to write to it, for good reason.

Transfer the files some other place. Then when you are logged in as root on the server, carefully put them where you want them after making sure the contents are as expected.

You need to update to the most recent version of FileZilla Server, outdated versions do not receive any support.

FileZilla Pro cannot be used for automated scheduled tasks.

As a rule of thumb you need at least as many ports as transfers that can possibly be done in 4 minutes.

If you see no activity server-side, what is at that very same moment written in the client-side log? Make sure to synchronize your clocks for usable timestamps.

There is no such thing as FileZilla 72.01.

Open your system settings, somewhere there is a page where you can grant programs permission to access various locations.

It's a false-positive.

The server service and the user interface are different programs. The server service can run even if you the user are not yet logged into your operating system yet.

If you close the user interface then obviously there is no way to display whether the server service is running.

if you don't mind the same content on every domain, you can just feed the server a certificate created externally with all domains you desire in the SAN field of the certificate.

Don't close the window, minimize it.

Please elaborate.

Did you by chance enter a non-existing default remote directory?

Have you uploaded the files to the correct path?