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1. Try to re-download the failed images and see, if they still work, then. If they are corrupted, you might have uploaded them as ASCII, but images are binary. 2. What format are these images in? Browsers do not support all formats, it is even different from one browser to the next. 3. Do the paths ...

I can easily spot a potential user error, here. You use FileZilla to connect to faithbiblechurch.com but are using Chrome to connect to ftp. faithbiblechurch.com. The latter is a different subdomain and might point to another server. Please, try connecting to ftp. faithbiblechurch.com with FileZilla

Failed transfers are not retained over FileZilla sessions. Note that in case of crashes, data retention nor integrity is NEVER guaranteed, that's one of the basics of IT. Directory comparison does unfortunately not recurse, this is planned AFAIK. Currently, all you could do is re-queue all files, st...

Yes, and that server certificate is clearly expired and thus invalid. It must be renewed.

Please ask them to check the server certificate the FTP server software sends, not the general HTTPS certificate of the web server.

Stay in your other topic. Cross posting is not allowed. [Closing] this.

Depends. What speed should it be? - Note that ISPs advertise in Mib/s (Megabits/sec). You need to divide by 8 to get the MiB/s (MegaBytes/s) speed. - Upload speed is usually lower as download speed. - Server or network congestion can greatly lower speeds. The slowest link in the chain determines the...

We are only speaking English, here.

If you lost your login data, it's best to ask your hosting support. Alternatively, if you still have the data from the old disk, you can import the old filezilla.xml. It's in the directory that used to be ~/.config/filezilla or %APPDATA%\FileZilla (Windows).

Command: APPE 358.pac

Response: 500 command not recognized

The server does not support resuming, or is incorrectly configured (it doesn't recognize the APPE command). You might have to delete the old file on the server and start the upload from the beginning.

Which OS? Windows? IPv6 is included and enabled by default since Vista (2007). There is no need to install it, and things break if you disable it.

IPv6 is slowly replacing the aging IPv4, the hosting company should get their act together and fix problems by going forward, not by going back.

According to the log, it looks like the scripts doesn't find any compiler to use.

There seems to be no SFTP server on that address. You need to contact them if they offer SFTP access and, if so, how you can connect.

Your NAT router? Sounds like there are no port forwards to the server. Without these, the NAT router will not let through any connection from the outside. With port forwards, you have to use Custom port range, as otherwise, you would need to forward all ports 1025-65535 - I bet you don't wanna do th...

The service stores its data in the Installation directory (usually "C:\Program Files (x86)\FileZilla Server"), in a file named "FileZilla Server.xml". It might be this file has never been written to. Unfortunately, services cannot interact with the Desktop, so, displaying an error message is not pos...

If you open the "View" menu in FileZilla, is the "Local directory tree" entry checked? If not, do that.