Download FileZilla Server 0.9.4c

The developers behind the FileZilla project have released version 0.94c of their FTP server software. FileZilla Server is an open source FTP server with support for FXP, Kerberos GSS and MODE Z compression for data transfer. New in this version is, among other things, that more information is displayed of the users who are connected to the FTP server and folders that users do not have access to are no longer visible. The full changelog looks like this:

New features:

• List of connected users displays more details: IP, current file, progress and speed. Based on patch by “Tropics”
• Admin interface reconnects automatically after connection loss
• Folders to which the user has no access, won’t be displayed in directory listings
• All IP filters can now also filter hostnames using regular expressions, based on patch from Sebastian Schuberth
• implemented MLSD and MLST commands
• implemented ALLO command
• If user password in settings file is not 32 characters long (and thus not a MD5 hash) convert it to a MD5 hash.

Removed features:
The permissions handling code has been simplified a lot. In the process some features as described above have been removed, partially due to better alternatives.

• Removed non-relative directory structure mode. It did expose the servers physical directory structure. Also there were some bugs regarding this mode in the previous code.
• Removed “Resolve Shortcuts” option. Aliases are more flexible since they allow username replacement (using :u) and don’t depend on some files on your drive which could be replaced by other applications.

Fixed bugs:

• Dashes as prefix for command line options did not work
• Time pickers in speedlimit rule dialog did change type to date pickers.
• Internal changes for 64bit portability
• Fixed rare crash which could occur whenever a user disconnected
• Fixed crashes if stopping server
• Use proper reply for MKD commands to already existing directories
• No longer display folder selection dialog for remote administration sessions.
• Internal changes to reduce CPU load
• could not kick users (fixed in 0.9.4a)
• MKD did freeze server (fixed in 0.9.4b)