For now, I went with Pure-FTPD. Solved the end of line problem and still have the ability to have chroot()..jail...something. Sounded backwards to me, but prevented someone from changing the current directory from /home/user to a higher level directory (like /home) or to go to someone elses directory (/home/user2).
Tom Duerbusch THD Consulting
Adam Thornton wrote:
Your choice of ftp server will probably have make an impact to the line ending problem.
Still, worth a try. Proftpd is also good. After that, plain old bsd ftpd, which is probably the ftpd package, and after *that* the Washington University one, wu-ftpd. I don't know if wu-ftpd has had any security issues recently but once upon a time it was right up there with Sendmail in terms of exploitable holes per week. That time *was* about 12 years ago, though.
Adam
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