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Filezilla 3.0.1 appears not to provide any support for FTP proxies. A FAQ should be answered as to why an official release doesn't support this feature.
 
Filezilla 3.0.1 appears not to provide any support for FTP proxies. A FAQ should be answered as to why an official release doesn't support this feature.
  
=== FileZilla server and dynamic IP address ===
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=== FileZilla server and dinamic IP address ===
  
 
In the chapter that talks about the server behind a firewall, it tells ''"you can also choose to retrieve the ip address from a website"''. Can anybody describe what content expects FileZilla server from the external website? Some concrete syntax to recognize the correct IP string? (the external website can show various IP informations)
 
In the chapter that talks about the server behind a firewall, it tells ''"you can also choose to retrieve the ip address from a website"''. Can anybody describe what content expects FileZilla server from the external website? Some concrete syntax to recognize the correct IP string? (the external website can show various IP informations)

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