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Killer E2400 Gigabit Ethernet

This device does not have a good reputation. At the very least, make sure you are using the latest drivers for it. Check the website of the ethernet adapter manufacturer for details.

You can also try using a cheap USB ethernet or wifi dongle.

Only way is through the import/export item in the file menu.

Well, since the server is rejecting your login credentials this means that either:

1. You are entering the wrong login credentials
2. The server does not know the correct login credentials
3. You are not connecting to the right server to begin with

User and password correct of course.

Does the server know this?

What does it say in the message log?

Technically moving a file is just renaming it. More specifically, changing the path component of it.

Are you using a touchpad? Accidental drag operations are always a possibility with these devices. Make sure to always use a very firm touch to move the cursor.

These messages do not come from FileZilla itself. Most likely coming from either GTK+ or the GTK+ theming engine used. Personally I ignore these messages.

Yes, this is only for FileZilla Pro when purchased through the Mac App Store.

The problem is the used client, it does not use session resumption on the data connection. You need to update to a modern, secure client that uses session resumption.

I'm sure that there is nothing wrong with my files

Then the Internal Server Error must have nothing to do with you having changed the files through FileZilla.

My best guess is an incorrect server configuration.

That's an odd username, did you accidentally include your password in your username?

The list of shared directories isn't automatically updated. If a shared directory does not exist, attempts to access it just fail. If it at some point happens to exist again, attempts to access will succeed again.

That's the problem-by-design with using a single-sign-on mechanism such as OAuth. You need to clear your browser cookies in-between connections.

For FileZilla Server a removable drive is no different than a fixed drive. You can share directories on removable drives like any other directory.