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New Update giving me this error [SOLVED]

Posted: 2019-08-22 18:10
by Eblanc88
This is minimal but it's getting a bit annoying, this started since last update. a month or two ago.

I'm getting this error every time I start FileZilla.

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I'm opening filezilla with Keyboard shortcuts so this is the command line I'm using:

run, C:\Program Files\FileZilla FTP Client\filezilla.exe FTP://streamingxfiles:Password@1xx.47.2x9.x0

Which normally has always worked, still works except that every time that

I've already gone into site manager and set this server as use plain FTP insecure.

but I'm still getting this error any ideas?

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-22 18:26
by botg
Please make sure you are using the very latest version. After having done so, which version are you using?

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-22 22:42
by Eblanc88
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Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-22 22:42
by Eblanc88
botg wrote:
2019-08-22 18:26
Please make sure you are using the very latest version. After having done so, which version are you using?
Just updated today.

I believe it's 3.44.2

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-22 23:26
by boco
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 requires a different command line argument.

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-22 23:46
by Eblanc88
boco wrote:
2019-08-22 23:26
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 requires a different command line argument.
I have ticked the box but it always comes up.

What command line argument would i need to start the server from the site manager? maybe that will fix my problem. Thanks in advance.

I'm running this line through AHK script. But it's basically using the Windows Run prompt.

This is the comment I'm putting. Password and actual Ip are different, but you get the idea. Would be much appreciated if you could kind of show me what to write in the command line.

run, C:\Program Files\FileZilla FTP Client\filezilla.exe FTP://streamingxfiles:Password@1xx.47.2x9.x0

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-23 10:30
by boco
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/Comm ... s_(Client)

Use the -c (or --site) argument for starting your defined Start Manager entry. Currently, you use a custom URI which always uses default/global settings.

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-27 16:41
by Eblanc88
boco wrote:
2019-08-23 10:30
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/Comm ... s_(Client)

Use the -c (or --site) argument for starting your defined Start Manager entry. Currently, you use a custom URI which always uses default/global settings.
Hi Boco,

I'm confirming I do have version 3.44.2. In fact I didn't had this problem with the previous version. When I updated thats when I started having this problem.

Do you know if its possible for me to change my command line to access site manager instead and launch server.

Also, I haven't thought about this, but it might be worthwhile to go back to the previous version to fix this, what do you think?

All feedback, support and ideas are very welcome!

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-28 07:08
by botg
Downgrading is not a supported use-case. It can damage all your stored site configuration.

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-28 17:21
by Eblanc88
botg wrote:
2019-08-28 07:08
Downgrading is not a supported use-case. It can damage all your stored site configuration.
What do you suggest I do? I have the latest available version installed. (3.44.2)

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-28 20:42
by boco
Do you know if its possible for me to change my command line to access site manager instead and launch server.
I linked you to the overview of command line options. Use the -c option at the command line and specify your Site Manager entry in the required syntax.

If your Site Manager entry is named "test", then you'd use:

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FileZilla.exe -c="0/test"

Re: New Update giving me this error

Posted: 2019-08-29 15:18
by Eblanc88
boco wrote:
2019-08-28 20:42
Do you know if its possible for me to change my command line to access site manager instead and launch server.
I linked you to the overview of command line options. Use the -c option at the command line and specify your Site Manager entry in the required syntax.

If your Site Manager entry is named "test", then you'd use:

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FileZilla.exe -c="0/test"
This is now solved. Thanks.

I tried to look for the syntax before but couldn't find it, I searched online but only got error codes for syntax problems. Where do I normally get this information?

Also kind of curious so "-c" must be to access site manager, what does the "=0" mean in this instance?

Again thanks for the help.

Re: New Update giving me this error [SOLVED]

Posted: 2019-08-29 16:15
by boco
It's all explained in the linked Wiki article.

-c (or, alternatively, --site) is used for starting a Site Manager entry. It is -c because -s was already taken. :wink:

The = is just a separator.

"0" is entry type and means "user defined Site Manager entry". It is about the only type a normal user will ever see. Everything you save to the Site Manager is a user defined entry and start with a "0".
IT Admins have also the possibility to create predefined Site Manager entries, these entries can not be changed by the user. That's the entry type starting with a "1".

"/" is a path separator.

At the end, the path and name of your Site Manager entry. Path is only required if you organized your Site Manager in groups (yes, you can create folders there). The whole string is enclosed in double quotes due to possible spaces in it.