Aditional note - the same bug affects SQL* directives, at least
SQLShowInfo. Instead of displaying correct message, users get
corrupted message (swapped letters or something) and login fails (same
problem as with DisplayReadme).
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On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 06:31:21PM +1100, John Zaitseff wrote:
As mentioned in previous e-mails, I have been investigating the problems of
DisplayReadme, DirFakeUser, DirFakeGroup, DirFakeMode, HideUser, HideGroup
and HideNoAccess not working in the ProFTPD package, versions 1.3.3a-6 and
Hi, Francesco,
Thanks for your reply!
On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 02:43:16PM +0100, Francesco P. Lovergine wrote:
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 06:31:21PM +1100, John Zaitseff wrote:
As mentioned in previous e-mails, I have been investigating the
problems of DisplayReadme, DirFakeUser, DirFakeGroup,
Further to my previous e-mails about regressions in the ProFTPD package:
I have backported the current Debian package, 1.3.3d-3, to Debian Squeeze
(essentially, the only change necessary was in debian/control: change the
dependency libcap-dev [linux-any] to libcap-dev to allow recompilation
A slight correction...
I wrote:
Further to my previous e-mails about regressions in the ProFTPD package:
I have backported the current Debian package, 1.3.3d-3, to Debian Squeeze
(essentially, the only change necessary was in debian/control: change the
dependency libcap-dev [linux-any] to
I should have been a little more careful...
Unfortunately, the previously listed problems with DisplayReadme,
DirFakeUser, DirFakeGroup, DirFakeMode, HideUser, HideGroup and
HideNoAccess are still present in this version (1.3.3d-3) of ProFTPD.
I should have mentioned that the HideNoAccess
As mentioned in previous e-mails, I have been investigating the problems of
DisplayReadme, DirFakeUser, DirFakeGroup, DirFakeMode, HideUser, HideGroup
and HideNoAccess not working in the ProFTPD package, versions 1.3.3a-6 and
1.3.3d-3.
The DisplayReadme directive only fails when a top-level
I reported major regressions in the proftpd-basic package in Debian
Squeeze. Just out of curiosity, I downgraded to the Lenny version
of proftpd-basic (version 1.3.1-17lenny4). I had to install the
now-obsolete libcap1 package to do this.
I can confirm that the regressions I listed in my
Package: proftpd-basic
Version: 1.3.3a-6
Severity: important
I am the unfortunate bearer of bad news. The upgrade of the ProFTPd
package (proftpd-basic) from Lenny to Squeeze causes at least the
following configuration directives to stop working:
DisplayReadme
DirFakeUser
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