Following over a year of inactivity of updating the site the whole thing has been redone in PHP. This has now made updates and additions far easier to incorporate, so hopefully the site will now be kept up to date.
New stuff:
- Commit logs added to all projects to show current changes
- Complete page redesign allowing the site to be driven from content data rather than hand coded pages.
- Project content updated to reflect the current status of the projects.
- Consistency added across pages for layout
- Dynamically generated page menus
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Right. Editing this directly with emacs. It seems the chap who used to aid me with the WWW pages are AWOL. (Actually, he is just super busy). So, anyway, latest LundFTPD version is now v3.3 stable, which is in CVS (see below). LiON is quite mature, added a few more features like that of encrypted file support etc. Also in CVS. LundFXP has not updated for a while, as I am working on FXP.One.
There is a forum if you are curious about progress, have questions or suggestions, and a place to post bug reports. Use forum at workbench
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For CVS, set env var CVSROOT to ":pserver:anoncvs@lundman.net:/home/cvsroot" and the password is "anoncvs". To get lundftpd or lundfxp you issue
cvs checkout lundftpd
cvs checkout lundfxp
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LundFXP has grown up a bit over the last few months.Jorgen feels now is a good time to make it a CVS based project. Why not hop on over to the LundFXP page and grab the latest version for your OS. CVS access is not available annonymously as of time of publication.
LundFTPD is now a CVS based project. More details on both projects CVS status will be announced in the coming months.
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Work has begun on a unix/windows/macosX compatible GUI based ftp/fxp client. For more information see the LundFXP page
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MacOS X users can now rejoice as lund compiles a MacOS X binary for all you loverly Mac addicts out there. Welcome to the world of Unix ;) download it from the LundFTPD page.
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LundFTPd does NOT suffer from the recently discovered DOS attack on ftpd's
Details of the exploit can be found on the link below. http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/169069
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