Anonymous wrote:

Here's the Filezila file

Sorry, but this is not FileZilla log file. I do not even know what file is that.
Please read the instructions at:
https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Logs#File_log

Here's the Filezila file

OK, but I need FileZilla log file too.

Here is one, I hope/guess.

See
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_pref_logging
https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Logs

Yes, it is the same file or the same files that I want to delete. Doens't work wiht WinSCP (huge fan!) but does work with Filezila.

What are verbose logs? How do I get those?

So can you please post verbose logs files both from FileZilla and WinSCP showing an attempt to delete the same file? Btw, is it always the same file(s)? Or does it happen with random files?

martin wrote:

Because the first thing we need to determine, is whether this is a client- or a server-side problem.

Ok, get it. Yes, I was able to delete the folder with filezilla. So what does that mean?

Because the first thing we need to determine, is whether this is a client- or a server-side problem.

But why would I have to use another FTP? Why can't WINSCP help me with this issue?

https://www.google.com/search?q=sftp+client

martin wrote:

Can you delete that file using any other SFTP client?

Do you have any suggestions?

Can you delete that file using any other SFTP client?

How come I can't delete certain files? I tried emptying cache, that didn't delete them. What does?
screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/OXCXLgF