Uploaded wu-ftpd 2.5.0-0.2 (powerpc) to master
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Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 01:55:38 +0200
Source: wu-ftpd
Binary: wu-ftpd
Architecture: powerpc
Version: 2.5.0-0.2
Distribution: unstable
Urgency: low
Maintainer: markos@debian.org
Description:
wu-ftpd - A powerful replacement for the standard FTP daemon
Changes:
wu-ftpd (2.5.0-0.2) unstable; urgency=low
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* Moved the routines that copy the old configuration and log files
to the new locations from postinst to preinst, and rewrote preinst
in sh, so that we don't need to predepend on any kind of perl.
* Fixed a heap of bugs in the preinst, like these:
- it creates the /etc/wu-ftpd directory, if it doesn't already exist.
- it's handling the move from /etc/wu-ftpd-academ to /etc/wu-ftpd .
- it moves xferstats log file to the right location, and it creates
and sets up permissions for everything.
* Don't do anything inetd.conf related in postinst if it isn't an
upgrade ($2). Also, don't ask the anonymous FTP user question but
simply call `addftpuser --configure`. Fixed some other small bugs.
* Added the 'rmftpuser' ability in the addftpuser script (rmftpuser
is a link to it, and if $0 ends with rmftpuser, then do the stuff).
It will also ask you if you want to leave the ~ftp directory or not.
* Fixed some errors in xferstats and addftpuser manpages, and added
description of both addftpuser and rmftpuser to the latter.
* Examined and applied our xferstats patches to the upstream one,
and vice versa, using upstream changelogs and some common sense :)
* TODO: postinst's and prerm's inetd.conf functions need a slight
rewrite, they're doing too many unneeded things to the file, and
usually fail at it.
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* --- THIS PACKAGE IS LOOKING FOR A MAINTAINER ---
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Files:
78c6050141da1e80319a20bea27b5e09 231552 net optional wu-ftpd_2.5.0-0.2_powerpc.deb
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