NcFTPd is a high-performance File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server software solution for UNIX systems, designed especially for high-traffic sites and internet service providers. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
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Created attachment 97317 [details] ncftpd-2.8.3.ebuild Version 2.8.3 - July 16, 2006 * The passive-ip option is now also a domain.cf option, if you want to set it on a per-domain basis. * The supplementary scripts, including the install_ncftpd.pl install script and startup scripts, have been updated for compatibility with new operating system releases. * Fixed a bug where NcFTPd could fail to timeout a stalled connection or become locked up. * ASCII transfers are now more tolerant of malformatted text files. * Introduced some new functionality to recycle the process if the ls cache gets too large. NcFTPd is also more aggressive about decreasing its memory size when the ls cache is near its maximum allowable size. * Workaround some small problems with Internet Explorer. * A few small bugs fixed when using sendfile internally. * Increased the maximum number of user classes to 15 from 5. * A few small bugs with NcFTPd quotas fixed. * NcFTPd is now compliant with the new RFC 3659 specification (although it had also been compliant with the earlier drafts). It is also compliant with RFC 959, 2389, and 2577. * You can now have directory listings show special file types such as block devices and sockets with the ls-show-special-file-types option, although these files usually serve no purpose for FTP. * Improved internal diagnostic messages, so that it is easier for us to help you diagnose a problem when using verbose logging mode. * The a-allow-mkdir-inside-incoming option now works again. * If your browser issues a NOOP command, the reply now includes how much time you have left before your session will be terminated for no activity. * Bug fixed where Authd logins failed if a umask was not specified. * Bug fixed where SITE UTIME may still have worked, even if you requested that it be disabled using the allowed-site-commands option. * You can now change the name of the incoming directory with the a-incoming-dir option.
