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Niklas Gustavsson commented on FTPSERVER-53:
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commit -m "Adding support for specifying passive port ranges. All combinations
of single ports, multiple ports and ranges (both open ended and closed) are
supported. The current implementation is somewhat naive and can be improved for
better performance and memory usage in the future"
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> Support specifying a range of passive ports
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> Key: FTPSERVER-53
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FTPSERVER-53
> Project: FtpServer
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Clinton Foster
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> The config.data-connection.passive.ports configuration parameter allows
> specifying either 0 (any available port) or a comma-separated list of ports.
> But passive mode is increasingly becoming the standard these days, and it
> isn't practical to specify all the ports needed for a reasonable number of
> simultaneous passive connections in a comma-separated list. I believe most
> FTP server administrators expect to be able to specify a range of ports.
> It would probably be sufficient to assume if the configuration string
> contains a dash, it specifies a range instead of a list. Even better would be
> to allow a comma-separated list of multiple ranges and/or individual ports,
> e.g. 1025-2025,5055-6000,2323. But initially I think it would be sufficient
> to support only a single range. In other words, if the value contains a dash
> anywhere in the string, assume it is a range of ports. (If multiple ranges
> are needed, support for this could easily be added later without breaking
> existing configurations.)
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