CVS log for ports/ftp/wzdftpd/pkg-descr
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Mon Oct 24 04:15:46 2011 UTC (3 months, 2 weeks ago) by dougb
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Remove more tags from pkg-descr files fo the form: - Name em@i.l or variations thereof. While I'm here also fix some whitespace and other formatting errors, including moving WWW: to the last line in the file.
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Thu Dec 18 16:31:09 2003 UTC (8 years, 1 month ago) by sergei
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CVS tags: RELEASE_8_2_0, RELEASE_8_1_0, RELEASE_8_0_0, RELEASE_7_4_0, RELEASE_7_3_0, RELEASE_7_2_0, RELEASE_7_1_0, RELEASE_7_0_0, RELEASE_6_EOL, RELEASE_6_4_0, RELEASE_6_3_0, RELEASE_6_2_0, RELEASE_6_1_0, RELEASE_6_0_0, RELEASE_5_EOL, RELEASE_5_5_0, RELEASE_5_4_0, RELEASE_5_3_0, RELEASE_4_EOL, RELEASE_4_11_0, RELEASE_4_10_0, PRE_XORG_7
Add wzdftpd 0.1, modular FTP server configurable online using SITE commands. wzdftpd is a FTP server designed to be modular, work under linux/win32/freebsd/openbsd, and to be entirely configurable online using SITE commands. wzdftpd offers the following features: - Simple configuration file, supporting inclusions - Online administration, using SITE commands - Backends to store users/groups in different structures - Modules: internal, using shared librairies, or external (scripts/applications) - Users are virtual: you do not need to create users in system - SSL/TLS support - Server is designed to run as a non-privileged user to enforce security - Server can detect ip changes (dynamic ips) - Cross devices operations (copy/move) (though can be slow) - Logging support (compatible with the wu-ftpd standard) - Designed for high performance: coded with C, multithreaded WWW: http://www.wzdftpd.net/ PR: 59873 Submitted by: Roman Bogorodskiy <bogorodskiy@inbox.ru>
