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Is there any FileZilla server version for Linux (e.g. RedHat, Centos)? I can only find FileZilla server for Windows.

I am using Filezilla server v0.9.60 beta. When I enabled FTP over TLS support (FTPS), port 990 was enabled automatically. We are using explicit security, not implicit. Is there any way to disable implicit port, i.e. 990?

Maybe I targeted the wrong audience. Hi FileZilla Creators, Do you have a timeline on FileZilla server upgrade? The latest version was released on 8 Feb 2017. As not many companies are ready to upgrade their own OS to facilitate this change, may you consider retaining the option of 'TLS session resu...

Hi Boco,

Do you have a timeline on FileZilla server upgrade? May you consider retaining the option of TLS session resume feature in future version and not make it a mandatory feature because not many companies are ready to upgrade their own OS to facilitate this change?

It requires at least 1-year work which our whole company cannot afford right now.

I am afraid to tell but z/OS ftp client support for resuming SSL sessions has been added with z/OS 2.2. We are using z/OS 2.1.

z/OS 2.1 only supports resume of SSL sessions for z/OS ftp server only. Could Filezilla ftp server be reconfigured to set resume of SSL sessions to be OPTIONAL?

There is something wrong when opening the data channel.

After updating host config, I tried again. I could successfully connect with Filezilla server in secured channel. But when I typed 'dir', it came out with the following error messages: 331 Password required for xxxxxx EZA1789I PASSWORD: EZA1701I >>> PASS 230 Logged on GU5349 ftpSetApplData: entered ...

I have already upgraded the Filezilla server to the latest version, i.e. 0.9.60.2. I have already configured z/OS host using AT-TLS. I tried to connect from host to Filezilla server but failed with the following messages: FTP -d -r TLS 192.168.xxx.xxx GU5279 dspyFixLevel: Fix Level: NONEFND Data: EZ...

I have just installed the latest version of FileZilla server to 0.9.60 beta. I performed testing on connecting to it with Filezilla client (latest version, 3.46.3). At first I generated a self-signed certificate with the following parameters: # openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout key.pem -out...

The version we are using is 0.9.44 beta. Is the latest version compliant to TLSv1.2? Are there any options to block SSLv2.0/3.0 and TLSv1.0/1.1?

When I searched on web, I found another ftp server product named 'Cerberus'. It is a paid product. It has the following configuration pages which determine SSL/TLS protocols (e.g. enablement/disablement of SSLv3.0/TLSv1.0/TLSv1.1/TLSv1.2) used and ssh security setup (ciphers, mac and active key exch...

Recent audit scan reported that Filezilla server allows SSL connection while TLSv1.2 is not used. Is it the installed certificate issue or Filezilla server setting issue? What I want to achieve are as follows: 1. Disable SSL 2.0 and 3.0. Use TLS 1.1 or higher. 2. SSL certificate signed using weak ha...

Thank you very much. I have tried myself today. No need to change the label. No need to concatenate the files. Just do as what you have said: put the key file to 'Private Key File' field, and then put the certificate file to 'Certificate File' field. Restart the FTP server. That is. As I am testing ...

I use to generate server certificate by FileZilla server but the validity period is just for one year only. Now I try to use openssl to generate the same server certificate but for a longer period. The content of the certificate file (one single file) generated by FileZilla is as follows: -----BEGIN...