Software-update: FileZilla 3.71.0

Versie 3.71.0 van de opensource FTP-client FileZilla uitgekomen. Het programma is populair vanwege de geringe belasting van de systeembronnen. FileZilla is beschikbaar voor Windows, Linux en macOS. Naast de standaardversie is er ook een Pro-versie, die tegen een kleine vergoeding ondersteuning biedt voor diverse online opslagdiensten.

Wees voorzichtig met het 'aanbevolen' downloadbestand, want dat wordt gebundeld met software van derden. Op deze pagina zijn installatiebestanden te vinden die geen extra componenten bevatten. Een 'foute' installatie is overigens eenvoudig te herkennen aan het woord sponsored in de bestandsnaam. In deze uitgave zijn de volgende veranderingen en verbeteringen aangebracht:

New features:

FTP(S), SFTP: Entering an empty path in the remote path edit field now returns back to the initial home directory

FTP(S), SFTP: Entering an empty path in the remote path edit field now returns back to the initial home directory

Bugfixes and minor changes:

FTP(S): Fix parsing of permissions for chmod dialog on servers that include both perms and unix.mode facts in MLSD outputSFTP: Updated fzssh to 1.4.0 to support additional algorithms and key file formatsOfficial binaries are now linked against wxWidgets 3.2.11FTP(S): Fixed parsing of paths on servers with the server type set to DOS. Some malformed paths were wrongly accepted, confusing the engine; such paths are now rejected early.Refactored engine internals to remove influences from FTP-specific concepts that were permeating into other protocols

FTP(S): Fix parsing of permissions for chmod dialog on servers that include both perms and unix.mode facts in MLSD output

SFTP: Updated fzssh to 1.4.0 to support additional algorithms and key file formats

Official binaries are now linked against wxWidgets 3.2.11

FTP(S): Fixed parsing of paths on servers with the server type set to DOS. Some malformed paths were wrongly accepted, confusing the engine; such paths are now rejected early.

Refactored engine internals to remove influences from FTP-specific concepts that were permeating into other protocols

Source: Tweakers.net