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David-T-Armstrong
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by David-T-Armstrong » 2024-02-21 14:04
I'm running
mac 10.13.6 and had the same issue as everyone else here with expanding
FileZilla_3.66.5_macos-x86.app.tar.bz2
I used the default Archive Expander on the mac without success
but as soon as I tried to open it with Stuffit Expander, Voila! It opened no problem.
Been using it for the last few days without any issues, this I think is generally an expander tool issue.
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wle3
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by wle3 » 2024-02-25 15:40
upgraded OS 10.14.6 to 11.7.10, now able to install Filezilla. Still perplexed why Filezilla upgrades stopped working on OS 10.14 ...
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botg
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by botg » 2024-02-25 22:57
Looks like Apple changed how tarballs are created on newer versions of macOS, in a way that their very own older operating systems cannot handle.
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Marcello
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by Marcello » 2024-03-06 12:02
I have the same issue, with current (3.66.6) FileZilla and I'm indeed on an old MacOS version --- the most modern an Intel MacMini with Adobe CS6.1 can run. So "update your MacOS" is not an option to my type of user; the other workarounds are.
