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That's simply impossible, FileZilla Server is an FTP server and cannot speak HTTP.

For HTTP, you would need to additionally install a web server like Apache or nginx.

You wrote "But it does check for updates automatically anyway?", that statement is simply wrong. It does not check anymore if set to "Never". It just offers what it had be found online BEFORE you set it to "Never". In other words, all found updates are cached, the setting only prevents checking, not...

That's not possible for technical reasons, the forum software cannot tell both cases apart (it only checks if the entered Email address is banned and acts accordingly).

If you send a PM to either botg or me, we can whitelist and change it.

It's not about the amount of spam sent to GMail accounts, it's about the amount of spam coming FROM spam bots registering with GMail accounts. Google doesn't verify the identity of its users, and bots mass-register accounts used for spamming. I do not see that changing anytime soon. GMail has anothe...

So you set FileZilla to NEVER check for updates automatically (which is what I DO have already) But it does check for updates automatically anyway? No, it does not check for any newer updates. But the updates it had already found before are stored in the configuration and will continue to be offere...

That's why we asked which version you are on. The recurring checkbox was a bug in a previous version that is fixed in 3.44.2 and later. Reference page: https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Command-line_arguments_(Client) Use the -c (or --site) argument for starting your defined Start Manager entry. Cu...

You have to tick the checkbox and confirm the warning once. It won't show again for this server. You are starting with a server URI at the command line. Thus, you are not using the Site Manager at all and nothing you set there will make any difference. Starting a connection from the Site Manager req...

There's actually nothing easy about setting up and continuously maintain an FTP server (yes, it is NOT that type of set-it-and-forget-it stuff). Are you sure you're up to snuff regarding this matter, it's not for the faint-hearted. :wink: For setting up FileZilla Server with your network, read and f...

First, bug writing requires no complicated process. Bugs are conveniently adding themselves during normal coding. Every developer will confirm that. Writing a bug report (trac ticket) isn't that complicated, either. What you observe is not a bug, just a lack of understanding how the feature works. Y...

Security reasons refers to the trashmail accounts that will be consequently banned. GMail simply has a huge spam problem. We tried a few times to re-enable it, only to be hit with tons of spam coming from GMail-enabled spam bots. As we like to dedicate our time to rather providing support for FileZi...

Unfortunately, timeout on the Synology FTP server can be set to 2 hours tops (7200 secs). As a workaround, repeat the transfers with "Resume". It will not transfer a single Byte (as the files exist) but set timestamps nonetheless. Note: If support for FTP ASCII transfers is enabled on the Synology d...

Answered here. Please do not cross-post.

Answered here. Please do not cross-post.

There are two FileZilla products - Client and Server. You are confusing the two. Transfers tab exists only in the client. This thread is a mess. FileZilla Server does not have any default connection limits. Thus, if you have nothing configured in this regard, then it's not FileZilla Server limiting ...

Note that you will get further support only while being on the latest version.

Temporary workaround (until you can upgrade the OS):
1. Set "Check Updates" to "Never".
2. Enable Debug menu in the Settings.
3. Use "Debug - Clear Autoupdate data" once.
4. Disable Debug menu again.