Showing passwords is not a feature, it's basic usability. Address this bug once and for all, today.Ĭhanging to critical because it's been 11 years, again, the "normal" status doesn't seem to be effective.Ĭhanged to "Bug report" because it's more a bug than a feature request.
On the left screen you will see your local files, and on the right screen you will see the server files. Stop stupidly hide them, it's pure nonsense!!! And PLEASE stop misleading people with your lazy reply " look at the XML configuration file". Username: userftp-domain (change this to your own) Password: (password created for account in cPanel) Account: (you can leave blank) Port: 21. FileZilla Server - Administrator Password reset for server.To reset the administrator password for the FileZilla server, edit the ASCII file FileZilla Server. Firefox, Chrome, FTP Expert, FlashFXP, and many more well known software all show passwords. Notepad, nano, etc.) and find the password(s) youre looking for. Simply put, stop hiding useful information (i.e. The fact that passwords are available in a separate XML file is totally irrelevant to what is being requested here for more than 11 years. You completely miss what is requested here.
We all know that the passwords are stored in clear in the following file: You said that already 6 years ago 2 comments above mine.
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