had some setproctitle(), etc. fixed through patch-aa), fixes memory leaks
in internal ls, and merges in the virtual passwd/shadow features of
BeroFTPD. This update should solve SA 00:29. Add WWW to DESCR.
Compression of manpages should be dealt with in the FreeBSD port Makefile,
not by patching the dist Makefile. (more obvious to those looking at the
port).
it anycase, but not tell that S/key password required
It looks like non-s/key system from outside
Additionly tell that s/key required if it is so for normal case
- Link ftpd static - big win since it forks so often.
- Turn off push flag to keep sender TCP from sending short packets
at the boundaries of each write(). Should probably do a SO_SNDBUF
to set the send buffer size as well, but that may not be desirable
in heavy-load situations.
- Double the send buffer size.
- Add an option to config.h, LOG_TOOMANY, defined by default, that controls
whether we bother to complain when a connection hits a user limit. Turning
this off removes at least 3/4 of the syslog usage of wu-ftpd on a busy
system saving CPU and logspace.
- Make SKEY portions truely optional by one knob in the src Makefile
Obtained from: David Greenman <davidg@FreeBSD.org> and wcarchive
I've made some changes to the wu-ftpd port. Here's an overview of the
enclosed patches:
patch-ab: replacement for patches/patch-ab to add install of basic
configuration files: ftpaccess, ftpconversions, and ftpusers
patch-ah: new patch to add some FreeBSD system users: toor, ingres, and
xten to the ftpusers file
PLIST.diff: add the config files to the package
DESCR.diff: add a comment on location and purose of installed config
Changes:
- Use internal functions rather than libc versions in a couple of places
This allows writing to dirs without read perms and the
ftpconversions file to work.
- Fix up skey support to use correct parameters
- using compress in the ftpconversions file doesn't seem to work,
so alter example ftpconversions file to use gzip -d rather than compress -dc
- Install manpages compressed
Still broken :
- using /bin/compress to compress/uncompress files on the fly
