On 14.04.25 Sylvain Faivre (sylvainfai...@gmail.com) wrote: Hello Sylvain,
> According to the changelog entry for 1.3.8.b+dfsg-3, mod_delay, > mod_ls, mod_xfer should be in core modules, but they aren't. > I guess there is some misunderstanding. The command "proftpd -l" lists the modules / features, which could be built as modules, but are actually built into the proftp binary. The changelog says, that the 3 features were moved out of the binary into modules files, which are packaged in the Debian package, see [1]. So you just have to load them and the needed features are there. And yes, you are right: I could have added the "LoadModule xxxx" statements into the /etc/proftpd/modules.conf file to make sure the features are available, even after the upgrade (users may later disable them). Let me know, if I should implement this. Hilmar > Trixie box : > $ > proftpd -l > Compiled-in modules: > mod_core.c > mod_rlimit.c > mod_auth_unix.c > mod_auth_file.c > mod_auth.c > mod_log.c > mod_site.c > mod_facts.c > mod_dso.c > mod_auth_pam.c > mod_cap.c > mod_ctrls.c > mod_lang.c > [1] https://packages.debian.org/sid/amd64/proftpd-core/filelist
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