RaidenFTPD is an FTP daemon for the Windows platform with a comprehensive feature list† For example, the program supports SSL, TSL and disk quotas. Version 2.4 build 1320 has just been released and the changelog reads:
Version 2.4 build 1320
- added: new option in raidenftpd.ini . ANONFTP_CHECKIP=0 , set to 1 to enable ip-checking for anonymous users (previously it doesn’t check anonymous users’ ip)
- fixed: compatibility issue with Flas*FXP ssl mode data transfer , when the WRITE permission is denied , the Flas*FXP would lost connection from server directly
- fixed: media file information for OGG file buffer overflow , now the raidenftpd won’t display OGG info if comment is longer than 128 bytes
Version 2.4 build 1303
- changed: adduser default settings will be read from raidenftpd.ini when adding an user via user wizard
- changed: removed several redundant buttons in users editor
- changed: reduced amount of startup messages to only show important things
- added: added a VMP setup button in VFS new path creation wizard
Version 2.4 build 1301
- fixed: if you enable SSL ports but ssl version is set to N/A , the program would eat up all memory
Version 2.4 build 1300
- added: added a VLS setup button in VFS new path creation wizard
- added: support for multiple groups owned virtual path , a new + button is added near the group selection combo box in the VFS editor
- fixed: when using + button to add multiple groups to an user , if the existing group is empty , the multiple group setup is wrong
- fixed: when using + button to add multiple groups to an user , you could not add more than 2 groups
- fixed: UTF8 doesn’t work for site new command
- fixed: MSLD dir listing now returns date and time in GMT format (WARNING: If your ftp client treat date-time returned by server as local time , you need to contact client vendors
Version number | 2.4 Build 1320 |
Operating systems | Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 |
Website | RaidenFTPD |
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file size |
5.39MB |
License type | Shareware |