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- The contrib/ directory contains third-party scripts, binaries and proftpd
- modules. Such found here are completely unsupported by the proftpd team,
- have not been tested and may or may not work as documented. In other
- words, use at your own risk.
- Contents:
- -=-=-=-=-
- xferstats.holger-preiss (BSD license, I think)
- A port of the infamous wu-ftpd xferlog perl analysis script,
- w/ bug fixes and some modifications. Useful for analyzing
- your /var/log/xferlog files. See xferlog(5).
- mod_read.c (License unknown - jan.menzel@gmx.de)
- A 3rd party module which implements a new configuration directive,
- "DisplayReadme." The directive can be used to display a list
- of "readme" files, including their last modification date.
- See contrib/mod_readme.c for details.
- mod_pam.c (GPL license - macgyver@tos.net)
- A 3rd party module which implements PAM (Pluggable Authentication
- Modules) support for proftpd. An additional directive,
- AuthPAMAuthoritative, is available when using this module, which
- controls whether the authentication provided by PAM is absolutely
- authoritative over logins, or whether proftpd should try other
- authentications methods.
- To build with mod_pam, simply:
- ./configure --with-modules=mod_pam
- mod_ratio.c (GPL license)
- A 3rd party module (distributed w/ the debian proftpd package)
- which implements file/byte ratios in proftpd. To install,
- run:
- ./configure --with-modules=mod_ratio
- From the top-level source directory. See the comments
- at the top of mod_ratio.c for add'l directives and usage.
- mod_linuxprivs.c (GPL license)
- This module takes advantage of current Linux development kernel's
- (2.1.x) POSIX.1e security model enhancements (consisting of
- capabilities and capability sets at the moment). Use of this
- module _greatly_ enhances security (for one thing, it makes
- escaping from a chroot'd jail next to _impossible_). This
- module requires Linux kernel version 2.1.104 or newer.
- A modified version of the libcap library is included (see below)
- and automagically built when you include this module in your
- proftpd build. Tested under Linux 2.1.122. To build simply:
- ./configure --with-modules=mod_linuxprivs
- For detailed information see README.linux-privs
- libcap (Unknown license, probably GPL)
- This library provides the interface between mod_linuxprivs
- (above) and the capability syscalls in Linux 2.1. YOU DO
- NOT NEED TO BUILD THIS LIBRARY. If you include mod_linuxprivs
- in your proftpd build, running 'make' from the top-level directory
- will automatically build libcap and link it in.