TJ Saunders
TJ Saunders
Imagine that `mod_proxy` is being run in front of a legacy FTP server, and you wish to impose restrictions (_e.g._ throttling) on the files being uploaded/downloaded -- and the legacy...
There will be cases where sites wish to use SFTP on the _frontend_, but use FTP (_e.g._ to an old/legacy FTP server) on the _backend_. Or, vice versa, for supporting...
The scope of this ticket is to see what we can do to improve the `mod_proxy` initialization steps, _especially_ when ProFTPD is being run with "ServerType inetd", as for `xinetd`;...
The `mod_proxy` module currently supports "foreign addresses" in its client connections to backend servers when the [`AllowForeignAddress`](http://www.proftpd.org/docs/modules/mod_core.html#AllowForeignAddress) directive is used: ``` ProxyEngine on # Allow mismatches in addresses for backend...
The scope of this feature is to implement _passive_ tracking, keeping of state, of the availability of backend servers, per discussion here: https://github.com/Castaglia/proftpd-mod_proxy/issues/144#issuecomment-727241060 By "passive", I mean that `mod_proxy` should...
Since `mod_proxy` could be used to talk to FTP/FTPS servers over WANs and other "hostile" networks, it should automatically some of the _keepalive_ tricks mentioned in the [KeepAlives howto](http://www.proftpd.org/docs/howto/KeepAlives.html).
The scope of this ticket is to make `mod_proxy` handle the case where the backend FTP server rejects `EPSV` (or `EPRT`) commands by automatically adjusting the data transfer policy accordingly....
Support using MODE Z in the backend FTP connections.
…ror. This is quite useful in cases where the destination node does not have Internet egress access. ## Changes This change provides variables for overriding the URLs to the Debian...