PRs for manpage 'ftpd(8)'
This is an experimental report containing PRs for manpage 'ftpd(8)' as of Fri May 30 07:37:12 2014 UTC. See notes.
PRs for manpage 'ftpd(8)':
S | Submitted | Tracker | Resp. | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
o | 2013/08/09 | bin/181157 | [patch] ftpd(8): New login.conf(5) capability "ftp-chdir" for ftpd(8) | |
o | 2010/02/05 | bin/143570 | ed | [patch] stock ftpd(8) does not handle "filesize" limit right |
o | 2007/11/08 | bin/117922 | ftpd(8): remote ftp user possible leave chrooted environment in 7.0-BETA2 | |
o | 2006/01/04 | bin/91299 | [patch] add ftpd(8) SITE SHA256 command | |
s | 2004/11/02 | bin/73411 | [request] ftpd(8) could set attributes to 0600 while uploading; after upload is complete it could set attributes to 0644 | |
o | 2004/01/02 | bin/60834 | [patch] ftpd(8) send_data()+oldway: anonymous transfer not logged if client drops conn. | |
o | 2003/11/28 | bin/59777 | [patch] ftpd(8)/FreeBSD 5: potential username enumeration vulnerability; PAM "template" user can't be used | |
o | 2003/11/28 | bin/59775 | [patch] ftpd(8)/FreeBSD 5: incorrect reply for "unimplemented" SITE command | |
o | 2003/11/28 | bin/59774 | [patch] ftpd(8)/FreeBSD 5: syslog facility may be changed by PAM modules | |
o | 2003/11/28 | bin/59772 | [patch] ftpd(8)/FreeBSD 5: support for tcp_wrappers in daemon mode | |
o | 2003/08/31 | bin/56249 | obrien | ftpd(8) has two bugs (motd, munged utmp) |
o | 2002/08/11 | bin/41556 | obrien | [patch] wtmp patch for ftpd(8) |
o | 2002/01/22 | bin/34171 | ftpd(8) indiscrete about unprivileged user accounts | |
o | 2000/07/20 | bin/20054 | ftpd(8) rotating _PATH_FTPDSTATFILE losts xferlog |
Notes
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