The fix is really straight forward – you need to delete the ‘corrupt’ file, which on a Windows machine is found:Ĭ:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\FileZilla\filezilla.xmlĬlose down the FTP client, delete this file and re-open the program and it will automatically regenerate your file. The file that leads to this no document element error thankfully is just one which governs the UI – so thankfully I didn’t have to re-input all of my web servers! The Fix FileZilla relies on a collection of XML Files to store you UI Layout and the web servers you want to connect to. So I did a bit of digging and this error seems to arise when one of the settings files of FileZilla gets mashed up or corrupted in someway. Never had it when on my work’s Mac machine, but it came up today on my home Windows section. So it was odd that today I came across a very strange error: No Document Element Found at Offset…. It says Status: Starting upload of C:\fileZilla\Rs.766Transferred.jpg Command: PASV Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (10,231,0,108,7,138) Command: STOR Rs.766Transferred.jpg Response: 150 Opening data connection for transferdirectory Response: 426 Transfer failed. Even with CMS Sites like this one, image optimisation and website speed tweaks often involve direct interaction with web space. I could not transfer files from fileZilla to MFT Internet Server. I’ve used FileZilla (an FTP Program) for years with building the number of web projets I do. I’m having all this weekend off as I’ll be putting the finishing touches to our new JavaScript course over the next week! Funny FileZilla Error Just a quick blog post as I start the weekend. Either your CPU is maxing out, or you can browser connect to the server, but not see anything (the system is trying unsucessfully to load the page).
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