FileZilla Forums

SFTP server without any way to restrict permissions sounds strange. Unless you are a mere user of the SFTP server from a third party (Dreamhost), in which case you might want to ask them if you are allowed to use it that way (many hosters allow FTP/SFTP only for website maintenance by one user). I a...

and set windows firewall rules to allow both ports, TCP and UDP in and out

Please note that FTP uses TCP only. UDP does not need to be forwarded nor opened.

As the user is free in her/his choice of clients, restricting one client would achieve nothing, actually. You would have to totally lock down the OS environment. What archaic FTP server is this? Is it even FTP (as Cyberduck supports further protocols)? I only know TFTP as protocol usually lacking an...

Maybe it's shoved off-screen or cropped by a misbehaving window manager/theme?

Restricting permissions is done on the FTP server (account settings). The FTP client has nothing to do with this.

In the Settings (Connection - SFTP), do you have any key listed under "Public Key Authentication"? Furthermore, do you maybe have keys stored in PuTTY's PageAnt? These keys are tried against any SFTP server.

Generally, the bugtracker should be used for feature requests, as they will get lost in these forums. Please search, first, and, if such a ticket already exists, attach to it.

https://trac.filezilla-project.org

You could also try WineBottler on Mac.

Site Manager, Advanced tab.

Known issue, will be fixed with the next release. In the meantime, using the clickboxes shouldn't crash.

These forums speak only English.

It is not possible to compile a new version of the old server code anymore. To my knowledge, it doesn't compile correctly anymore on a new compiler/linker.

However, there is a completely new server in the works.

The Pro version is exclusively supported here: https://customerforum.filezilla-project.org

FileZilla Server does support IP range blocks. They have to be given in CIDR notation.

e. g. 180.217.*.* would be 180.217.0.0/16 in CIDR notation.

What you wrote has nothing to do with the original issue.

The Permissions in the Edit menu need to be adjusted only for FileZilla Pro purchased from the Apple Store, in order to overcome Apple's mandatory Sandbox feature.