FileZilla Server is a server that supports FTP and FTP over TLS which provides secure encrypted connections to the server. FileZilla supports TLS, the same level of encryption supported by your web browser, to protect your data. When using TLS your data is encrypted so that prying eyes cannot see it, and your confidential information is protected. Email: The email address is required for Trac to send you a verification token. Entering your email address will also enable you to reset your password if you ever.

Welcome to the homepage of FileZilla®, the free FTP solution. The FileZilla Client not only supports FTP, but also FTP over TLS (FTPS) and SFTP. It is open source software distributed free of charge under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

We are also offering FileZilla Pro, with additional protocol support for WebDAV, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, Microsoft Azure Blob and File Storage, and Google Cloud Storage.

Last but not least, FileZilla Server is a free open source FTP and FTPS Server.

Support is available through our forums, the wiki and the bug and feature request trackers.

In addition, you will find documentation on how to compile FileZilla and nightly builds for multiple platforms in the development section.

Quick download links

Pick the client if you want to transfer files. Get the server if you want to make files available for others.

News

2020-03-11 - FileZilla Client 3.47.2.1 released

Bugfixes and minor changes:

macOS: Potential fix for clipped text labels on a few systems
SFTP: Backported selected fixes from developement versions of PuTTY
Fixed value range for directional transfer limits
Fixed layout issues if changing to/from comparative search

2020-02-25 - FileZilla Client 3.47.1 released

Bugfixes and minor changes:

Fixed regression loading advanced site parameters

2020-02-24 - FileZilla Client 3.47.0 released

Bugfixes and minor changes:

Fix visual glitches adding/removing filter rows
MSW: Limit amount of text that can be entered in spin controls

2019-11-07 - FileZilla Pro to continue work with bug bounty program

Building on success of participation in EU security project, FileZilla will continue participating and investing project resources in bug bounty program. Read the full news.

2019-07-29 - FileZilla refocuses on security after participation in EU bug bounty program

European Union-spondored 'bug bounty' program found some security issues which have promptly been fixed.

2019-07-09 - FileZilla Pro to add new features after recent customer survey

Read the full news.

The user interface mentioned in the article will also be available for users of the free FileZilla.

2019-05-06 - FileZilla Pro supports more file storage and sharing services for businesses

OneDrive for Business, SharePoint, and Box added to the list of supported protocols.

Filezilla is a free and open source SFTP client which is built on modern standards. It is available cross-platform (Mac, Windows and Linux) and is actively maintained. As such Research Computing is recommending its use over previous clients, especially as it does not have some of the quirks of clients like Cyberduck or SecureFX. This document will outline setting up a bookmark in Filezilla to connect to the cluster or other RC file resources you have access to. NOTE: If your SFTP session constantly disconnects after several seconds, see this FAQ entry.

Download and Install

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First you will need to download and install the Filezilla client You can download the latest version from Filezilla-project.org NOTE: Please download from this page and not the big green button so as to avoid bundled adware. Linux users may be able to install Filezilla using their respective package manager.

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IMPORTANT: If you have never logged into the cluster before, please insure you’ve gone through the setup process and set up your OpenAuth token before proceeding.

STEP 1

Once installed, launch Filezilla and click the Site Manager icon in the upper left to begin setting up a connection bookmark for future use.

STEP 2

Click New Site to add a new bookmark. Enter the connection details in the General tab.

Host: enter login.rc.fas.harvard.edu, (the example shows odyssey.rc, but they are interchangeable).
Protocol: select SFTP – SSH File Transfer Protocol
Login Type: select Interactive (this is crucial, otherwise you will not be prompted for your OpenAuth token)
User: enter your RC account username
The password box will not exist in new versions, or be greyed out (with or without dots) in older versions because we’re using Interactive login.
Now click the Advanced tab

STEP 3

In the Advanced tab, select the local (i.e. – on your computer) directory/folder you’d like to start in when connecting. You can type this in or click the Browse button and find the directory you want. You can leave Default remote directory: blank if you simply wish to connect to your RC account’s home directory. Or, if you wish to connect to a specific directory (for instance, your lab’s shared storage or a particular folder in your home directory), you can enter this here. IMPORTANT Click the Transfer tab and check the Limit number of simultaneous connections box and set Maximum number of connections to “1”. Otherwise you will be prompted for your password and token each time the token expires and for every new simultaneous connection during file transfers. Click Connect to initiate a connection. If you’re just making a bookmark for later, click OK. The first time you connect you will see a window titled “Unknown host key”. Check the “Always trust this host, add this key to the cache” box and click OK. This will store cluster key for future use.

STEP 4

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A password prompt box will pop up. Enter your RC account password here.

Check “Remember password until FileZilla is closed”, otherwise it will prompt you periodically and interrupt transfers
Click OK

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STEP 5

Another password box will pop up as. This is for your OpenAuth token. Enter the code shown in your OpenAuth token window (Or Google Authenticator, if you are using that alternative token generator) and click OK.

STEP 6

You should now be connected to the cluster and see your local files in the left-hand pane and the remote files in the right-hand pane. You can drag and drop between them or drag and drop to/from file windows on your computer. When done, click the red X icon up top to disconnect. ADVANCED TOPIC: Filename filtering rules in Filezilla

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