FileZilla Forums

@botg: What about a small intermediate release of the old server, with no changes but updated OpenSSL libs? The ones included with 0.9.60 are quite dated. Trying to use the updated ones from Windows-OpenSSL-packages does not work.

Not very well.

There are other FTP server software solutions out there, all better than IIS.

Example: http://mina.apache.org/ftpserver-project/index.html

Random port scans. You'll potentially see a lot of them if using the default ports 21 and 990 (as they are well known).

Currently, there are no known security vulnerabilities in FileZilla Server. As long as you are using the latest version and have strong credentials, relax.

A security/AV software is messing with FileZilla's files.

No. Just FTP connectivity. If the FileZilla Server is reachable by an FTP client, it will be reachable by the camera. FTP connectivity can only be tested correctly with an FTP client. Ping uses a different protocol.

Try to reach the server from another machine in your LAN, using an FTP client. If you also can't connect from this location, the firewall on the server machine needs to be configured by opening all involved ports (listening port + all passive ports).

Use only 192.168.1.150 as server address - delete the FTP:// part.

FileZilla Pro is not supported here. Please post your issue into the official FileZilla Pro Customer forum (thereby proving license ownership).

Please see viewtopic.php?f=2&t=50124.

FileZilla Server 0.60.2 is not for you, as you don't want to run an FTP server. You only and exclusively need the client.

FileZilla does never, ever, create files or directory on its own.

If not Filezilla, does someone have any ideas what else might be doing it?

Maybe some sync software, like OneDrive. Windows 10 itself also has the capability of syncing, especially if you have an MS account.

We are at version 3.45.1.

You are actually connected to the server's SFTP subsystem, as FileZilla only supports SFTP (not the complete SSH2). In particular, there is no remote shell support. You need to use a true SSH client, like PuTTY (WinSCP should also work). The menu option is only for sending custom FTP commands to FTP...

Please ask that question in the FileZilla Pro forums (see the sticky).

No. Neither FTP nor SFTP can deal with file contents, at all. Neither of them does provide any random access, like modern protocols do. If you want to seek within a file, you have to completely download it, first.

Looks like the sponsored package contains a Nightly version, by accident. Need to wait for the dev.

The non-bundled packages seem to be correct.