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AmiFTPd changes history
Visit http://www.cnetbbs.net/amiftpd/ for docs & ordering information
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NOTE: THIS FILE IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED. GO TO
http://www.cnetbbs.net/amiftpd/changes/ FOR CHANGES/HISTORY.
(Changes v1.2)
1. Fixed some DVFS security problems that were caused by my inadvertent
disabling of internal code for testing purposes. (oops!)
2. Fixed problem with invalid command line arguments causing enforcer hits.
3. Implemented long line protection on control stream.
4. Fixed RWED ghosting when selecting a DVFS map with '*' enabled.
5. Fixed main window gadget ghosting when AmiFTPd GUI is opened via
Commodities Exchange.
(Changes v1.3)
1. Fixed what should be the last DVFS security bug, relating to recursion.
2. Removed external "delete" dependency.
3. Sessions are now selectable and can be killed discriminantly. To
select a session, simply click on the entry in the upper list. To
deselect the session click on any non-listview area.
(Changes v1.4)
1. File-Types support added. File-types allow you to set a file
pattern that can be denied/disallowed upload and/or post-processed
FileType Attributes
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Pattern - the AmigaDOS file pattern to which a set of conditions
will apply.
Post-upload cmd - an AmigaDOS command or AmigaDOS/ARexx script that will
be performed on files matching the given
file-type/pattern. Note that a %s in this command will
be replaced with the full path/filename of the
upload. (e.g. "c:lha t %s")
Allow - if checked, files matching the given file-type/pattern
will be accepted for upload; else they will be denied.
NOTE: You do not need to have file-types. By default, any filenames
that do not match configured file-type patterns are alllowed. If
there are no file-types configured, ALL filenames are allowed for
upload, provided they are within DVFS and user permission constraints.