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| − | == FileZilla Client - Recover lost passwords for sites ==
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| − | From the FileZilla client menu, click the File menu, then click Export.
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| − | Click "Export site manager entries" and then click "OK".
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| − | Save the file to somewhere you can easily find it, e.g. your default documents folder with a descriptive name and perhaps the date e.g. "FileZillaSites_2018-06-10.txt".
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| − | Note: (This is also a handy way to back up your sites. If you name the file using '.xml' instead of '.txt', you will be able to re-import the file to other installations of the FileZilla client.)
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| − | Open the file with a text editor (e.g. Notepad, nano, etc.) and find the password(s) you're looking for.
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| − | == FileZilla Server - Ad
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| − | Edit the line "<Item name="Last Server Password" type="string">''{your password here}''</Item>", replacing ''{your password here}'' with the new password.
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