So this did actually work but for the purpose of education, how would I have done it the other way?įilezilla is already in the software center, you do not need to add additional repositories (or even go to the command line) to install it. I did it before without copying and I must have made a mistake or something. Method 2: Installation via Software Manager. FileZilla for macOS works in pretty much the same way as FileZilla for Windows. Run the command below in your terminal to synchronize the configured. To install FileZilla, follow these steps. only when I do the add-apt-repository command I get this: FileZilla Installation Method 1: Via command line (apt repository). tar.gz. file and upload with filezilla> uncompress cola, Linux - General, 1, 09-14-2011 01:32 PM How to install tar.gz & tar. tar.bz2 format so I extracted it using the tar -xvf command as follows tar -xvf Downloads/2 and now I have a directory labeled FileZilla3 which contains three other directories that match the system files in.

I've also found a few sites for installing with repository but I'm not having luck with them either. I went to the filezilla official website and downloaded the software for Linux 64bit. From what I understand looking from, I need to execute the filezilla binary which I believe I've found hereĬode: ~/Downloads/FileZilla3/bin$ ls -a.

deb file to execute for the installation but I'm not seeing one even with ls -a. I then used archive manager to extract into ~/Downloads as well and named the directory FileZilla3. This gave me the FileZilla_3.7.3_2 file in ~/Downloads.

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