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oleh dudeinco pada Okt. 28, 2012 ·

It makes me sad that I can't write a five star review. I have been using this program for years, and I have never had an issue. The export/import has been changed (ironically at the same time I upgraded to Windows 8), and I have lost all my connections I have been gathering for years. I noted the removal of the %, and I did that, and it didn't fix it. You can't change export/import routines after years of creating a standard! At least write in a backwards compatibility module. Well, what am I to do now? I'm depending on a standard that is in flux for my development. FTP is crucial, and if the standard for backing up and restoring sites is in flux, you can't count on the program anymore.

Ulasan ini dibuat untuk versi pengaya (2.0.7.1-signed) sebelumnya.  Pengguna ini memiliki 1 ulasan terdahulu untuk pengaya ini.

oleh Mime Čuvalo (Pengembang) pada Okt. 31, 2012 ·

Sorry that you've run into this issue. The new version of FireFTP is doing migration of an old account format to a new one. Unfortunately, there are some illegal characters that make it difficult to upgrade to the new format that Mozilla now requires. (specifically, the combination of trying to convert international characters and the '%' character creates problems).

If 2.0.7 isn't working for you, you can try the following:
- find your profile folder, here are instructions: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-stores-user-data (if you're on a Mac it'll be under: ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles)
- find the file in your profile folder called fireFTPsites.dat
- remove the '%' characters found in the file.
- install version 2.0.7 and readd the % characters back in later as needed. (not directly into the file, but via the regular FireFTP interface).

The same applies for the files you're trying to import. If you have further issues, email me mimecuvalo@gmail.com and I'll help further.

Again, sorry for the inconvenience,
Mime