Reason: If the file transfer failed, this will provide some information about why itįile transfers can be classified as ‘immediate’ or ‘queued’.Time: The date and time that a transfer completed successfully or failed.Status: Any file transfer status information applicable to the file.Priority: The priority assigned to copying the file.Remote file: The name and location of the file on the remote server.Double arrows (–> and and <–) indicate queued files. Server, or from a remote server to your local computer. Direction: Whether the file will be copied from your local computer to a remote.Server/Local file: The name and location of the file on your local network.
The Transfer Queue displays information about each file. You can find the Transfer Queue at the bottom of the main window (highlighted portion): The Successful Transfers tab displays files that has been transferred during the current session. The Failed Transfers tab displays files that FileZilla/Filezilla Pro tried to transfer, but for some reason couldn’t complete. It does not display files and folders queued to be deleted. The Transfer Queue displays the current queue of files to be transferred.įor example, if you’ve set FileZilla/FileZilla Pro to copy a number of files from your home computer to your website server, it will display a queue of files that have not yet been copied across. Below you find a step by step guide, if you prefer you can watch our How to Use the Transfer Queue video tutorial.
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