Filezilla error message on loading

[misterporn]

Have you ever seen this error message open up when loading Filezilla, I click "OK" at the bottom it works, but how do I fix this.


"An error occurred loading the transfer queue from "/Users/sinner2/.config/filezilla/queue.sqlite3".
Some queue items might not have been restored."





Gratz

[born2bewild]

IDEA: delete everything in the queue, restart FZ.

[HeidiHoe]

You should have an Appdata folder inside your user folder in C drive where programs store data. It's invisible, so you'll need to turn on view to see it. Inside you'll see a couple sub-folders and inside of them you'll find a Filezilla folder that stores preferences etc. Try deleting that folder. It'll be recreated next time you open the program.

[greatpornlinks]

You should have an Appdata folder inside your user folder in C drive where programs store data. It's invisible, so you'll need to turn on view to see it. Inside you'll see a couple sub-folders and inside of them you'll find a Filezilla folder that stores preferences etc. Try deleting that folder. It'll be recreated next time you open the program.

This is on your local machine or the server that is what confuses me.

[HeidiHoe]

You should have an Appdata folder inside your user folder in C drive where programs store data. It's invisible, so you'll need to turn on view to see it. Inside you'll see a couple sub-folders and inside of them you'll find a Filezilla folder that stores preferences etc. Try deleting that folder. It'll be recreated next time you open the program.

This is on your local machine or the server that is what confuses me.

Filezilla is installed on your local machine. Why would you look on your server for a program that's installed on your PC?

[greatpornlinks]

You should have an Appdata folder inside your user folder in C drive where programs store data. It's invisible, so you'll need to turn on view to see it. Inside you'll see a couple sub-folders and inside of them you'll find a Filezilla folder that stores preferences etc. Try deleting that folder. It'll be recreated next time you open the program.

This is on your local machine or the server that is what confuses me.

Filezilla is installed on your local machine. Why would you look on your server for a program that's installed on your PC?

I realized a few minutes after the post that I was spacing out,time to put down my smokie.

[blingman]

I realized a few minutes after the post that I was spacing out,time to put down my smokie.