FileZilla is a free app. You can upgrade to pro to add these features:

Are you trying to use the free or paid pro version? I usually grab the update and package.

I don't see this in the Jamf Installer, but we could probably submit a request to get Filezilla added to the Jamf Mac Apps.

https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client

@mvu Like I said, I have packaged and updated the free standalone client in the past from FileZilla. I'm tired of updating and want JAMF Apps to do it all.  I want to use the free version.  @jamf-42 I think has the answer, it is free unless you subscribe to it, which then gives you extra features.

You packaged the free version but deployed the Pro version. Which is why I was asking. 

@DMH2000 Like I said, send Jamf a note to add Filezilla Jamf Apps.

@mvu It is an App Store app under Jamf Mac Apps. I didn't just package the free version.  I said in the past, I packaged it.  I just tested the Pro version and it is acting like the free version. It may be a good idea to ask for a Jamf App, I like those more, with the information it shows.

It is unlikely that there will ever be a Jamf App for a Mac App Store app. Jamf can't simply repackage a Mac App Store app because of things like embedded receipts that exist in apps distributed through the Mac App Store, which include the purchase info, associated AppleID used to purchase, etc.

I'll note that FileZilla Pro in the Mac App Store depends on In-App Purchases, which cannot be managed properly through Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager, nor in Jamf. The FileZilla Project would need to make a version of FileZilla Pro, with the in-app purchase built into the app, through ABM/ASM, in order for you to distribute a functional FileZilla Pro app to your clients through Jamf, or any other MDM for that matter.

It has been 8 days since installation of FileZilla Pro from Jamf's Mac App. I see no 'Trial Ended', just see it as a free version.