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* Fixed a bug regarding changing uids/gids (Niki Waibel)
* Fixed a bug regarding changeroot (Niki Waibel)
* Clarified the setting of the umask of the logfile (Niki Waibel)
* Fixed a bug in the commonlog logging format (Andrew Zhoglo)
* Passing complete encrypted password to crypt, not only salt (Arkadius
Nowakowski)
* Allowing STOU command (Pawel Worach)
* Allowing more errors at the call to accept() that are connection related
and don't force us to shut down the server (Reil Brennan)
* Added option to close the connection after consequent protocol violations
* Fixed compiler warnings with gcc 3 (includes renaming of log() to jlog())
* Updated configure.in to new autoconf/automake versions
* "Entering Passive Mode" did not get logged because of "PASS" substring
(Yan, Dong)
* Changed xferlog-style (Toni)
* jftpgw didn't compile on NetBSD 2.0E because IPL_NAT is not known there
anymore - added #ifdef (Ray Phillips)
* annotated default configuration file
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a build failure reported by build builds.
And while here, suppress GCC3 warnings by doing s/log()/xlog()/.
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pkg/24414, with minor changes by me.
jftpgw is an FTP proxy/gateway that uses the FTP protocol (unlike
those FTP proxies that fetch an FTP file but work as an http proxy).
You can use it to make servers behind a firewall/NAT server
(masquerading server) accessible or to allow users behind such
solutions to transfer files to and from the outside of the LAN.
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