Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I've been using Filezilla for at least 4 years now and never encountered this problem until release 3.5.3 just recently.
Same error as other users have mentioned:
"Can't create thread (error 8: not enough storage is avilable to process this command.)"
Same symptoms as well - the FileZilla process in Task Manager keeps steadily increasing memory usage, but difference is I'm not transferring millions of files. I'm attempting to download about 60,000 files. Well, one other difference - the error occurs even when FileZilla has only reached maybe 150mb of RAM usage and at about every 10,000 files.
This is occurring on a Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit system, Core i5 3.2Ghz, with 8GB RAM. I keep the system very plain-vanilla for work purposes (no toys, no games, no excessive startup junk, no file sharing apps etc... just basic work applications).
I'm trying to think of anything at all that could have possibly changed, and the only thing I changed in recent months was my anti-virus software - I switched from AVG to Bitdefender. Other than that the only thing changed is update to FileZilla 3.5.3
I discovered that there is another user recently reporting this at http://trac.filezilla-project.org/ticket/8250 (that's not me).
Everything else on the system is running very stable, and I've had FileZilla installed on this particular system for about 2 years and always keep it updated as I use it every day.
I'm checking process monitor and looking for any other sign of trouble but it's only FZ 3.5.3 that is having any trouble. I'd like to contribute to this thread or solution if I can so let me know if there is any other info you'd like me to provide that might help.
Thanks!
Same error as other users have mentioned:
"Can't create thread (error 8: not enough storage is avilable to process this command.)"
Same symptoms as well - the FileZilla process in Task Manager keeps steadily increasing memory usage, but difference is I'm not transferring millions of files. I'm attempting to download about 60,000 files. Well, one other difference - the error occurs even when FileZilla has only reached maybe 150mb of RAM usage and at about every 10,000 files.
This is occurring on a Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit system, Core i5 3.2Ghz, with 8GB RAM. I keep the system very plain-vanilla for work purposes (no toys, no games, no excessive startup junk, no file sharing apps etc... just basic work applications).
I'm trying to think of anything at all that could have possibly changed, and the only thing I changed in recent months was my anti-virus software - I switched from AVG to Bitdefender. Other than that the only thing changed is update to FileZilla 3.5.3
I discovered that there is another user recently reporting this at http://trac.filezilla-project.org/ticket/8250 (that's not me).
Everything else on the system is running very stable, and I've had FileZilla installed on this particular system for about 2 years and always keep it updated as I use it every day.
I'm checking process monitor and looking for any other sign of trouble but it's only FZ 3.5.3 that is having any trouble. I'd like to contribute to this thread or solution if I can so let me know if there is any other info you'd like me to provide that might help.
Thanks!