Problem with SFTP on Arch-ARM

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I have installed Arch ARM on a Raspberry Pi 3 and created a new user.
Pretty much everything is working; I have copied my public/private keys and can ssh into Arch on the Raspberry Pi.



NOTE I am only attempting to connect on my local network.



However I cannot seem to FTP into the server.
I am using the latest Filezilla on macOS, and Arch ARM is up to date.
I am using SFTP in Filezilla with similar settings I use to connect with Raspbian on a Pi.



The following is the message log on a connection attempt



Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
Status: Connected to archpi.local
Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
Error: Could not connect to server
Status: Waiting to retry...
Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=8
Command: open "XXX@archpi.local" 22
Command: Pass: *******
Status: Connected to archpi.local
Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
Error: Could not connect to server





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    I have installed Arch ARM on a Raspberry Pi 3 and created a new user.
    Pretty much everything is working; I have copied my public/private keys and can ssh into Arch on the Raspberry Pi.



    NOTE I am only attempting to connect on my local network.



    However I cannot seem to FTP into the server.
    I am using the latest Filezilla on macOS, and Arch ARM is up to date.
    I am using SFTP in Filezilla with similar settings I use to connect with Raspbian on a Pi.



    The following is the message log on a connection attempt



    Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
    Status: Connected to archpi.local
    Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
    Error: Could not connect to server
    Status: Waiting to retry...
    Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
    Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=8
    Command: open "XXX@archpi.local" 22
    Command: Pass: *******
    Status: Connected to archpi.local
    Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
    Error: Could not connect to server





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      I have installed Arch ARM on a Raspberry Pi 3 and created a new user.
      Pretty much everything is working; I have copied my public/private keys and can ssh into Arch on the Raspberry Pi.



      NOTE I am only attempting to connect on my local network.



      However I cannot seem to FTP into the server.
      I am using the latest Filezilla on macOS, and Arch ARM is up to date.
      I am using SFTP in Filezilla with similar settings I use to connect with Raspbian on a Pi.



      The following is the message log on a connection attempt



      Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
      Status: Connected to archpi.local
      Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
      Error: Could not connect to server
      Status: Waiting to retry...
      Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
      Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=8
      Command: open "XXX@archpi.local" 22
      Command: Pass: *******
      Status: Connected to archpi.local
      Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
      Error: Could not connect to server





      raspberry-pi sftp arch-arm







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      I have installed Arch ARM on a Raspberry Pi 3 and created a new user.
      Pretty much everything is working; I have copied my public/private keys and can ssh into Arch on the Raspberry Pi.



      NOTE I am only attempting to connect on my local network.



      However I cannot seem to FTP into the server.
      I am using the latest Filezilla on macOS, and Arch ARM is up to date.
      I am using SFTP in Filezilla with similar settings I use to connect with Raspbian on a Pi.



      The following is the message log on a connection attempt



      Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
      Status: Connected to archpi.local
      Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
      Error: Could not connect to server
      Status: Waiting to retry...
      Status: Connecting to archpi.local...
      Response: fzSftp started, protocol_version=8
      Command: open "XXX@archpi.local" 22
      Command: Pass: *******
      Status: Connected to archpi.local
      Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server
      Error: Could not connect to server





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