TJ Saunders
TJ Saunders
You might see if the [`mod_shaper`](http://www.proftpd.org/docs/contrib/mod_shaper.html) module might implement some of what you're looking for.
When you change the configuration file, the configuration changes are *not* applied to existing sessions -- only to new sessions, created after the configuration file has changed.
No, ProFTPD does not use threads. Thus there is no "thread created for every WRITE operation". There is a new process forked for each client connection -- but that is...
@Vogtinator can you provide a reproduction recipe, so that I can reproduce the issue locally, and perhaps add it to ProFTPD's test suite? Thanks!
Hmm. I'm still not able to reproduce the reported behavior. Can you provide the full `proftpd.conf` you're using, and the error you're seeing (both from the client, and in the...
I am not sure that the `gettext` library would handle it well, if there is no `.po` file for the `en_US` locale; that's why this duplicate-looking `.po` file exists.
@aderumier no updates yet, unfortunately. I've been concentrating on other features/issues of late.
The next step, now that we install the `mod_sftp` headers, is to refactor the `mod_sftp` code into an installable library, that other modules (such as `mod_proxy`) may use. Some bits...
Keep in mind how many existing action handlers would also need to be updated to provide JSON.
In thinking about this more, I think that preserving backward compatibility may not be worth the effort; most sites that use Controls, `ftpdctl` will install a ProFTPD package that's all...