Internet Services Delta Manual for HP-UX 11i Version 1.6

NOTE: For more details on the new clauses added to the ftpaccess utility, refer to the
ftpaccess(4) manpage.
Enabling RFC 1413
The Identification Protocol (RFC 1413) provides a means to determine the identity of a user of a
particular TCP connection. Given a TCP port number pair, it returns a character string which
identifies the owner of that connection on the server's system. Use the "-I" daemon option to enable
RFC 1413 based authentication. By default, this authentication is disabled.
New Data Transfer Features
Two new features related to data transfer have been introduced:
• For statistical purposes, you can keep track of the total bytes of data transferred. Also, you
can limit the number of data bytes a user in any given class may transfer. A limit can be placed
on the number of bytes in, out or total. This clause can be specified for a particular class. If
no class is specified for a data limit entry, that limit entry is the default for all classes for which
this clause is not specified. When logging off the ftp session, it will print the number of files
and the number of bytes transferred.
The general syntax for this is:
data-limit [raw] in|out|total count [class]
• Limit the number of data files a user in the given class may transfer in a session. The limit can
be placed on the files in, out or total. If no class is specified, the limit is the default for classes,
which do not have a limit specified.
The general syntax for this is:
file-limit [raw] in|out|total count [class]
Field added to xferlog
A new field has been added in xferlog to indicate the completion status of the data transfer.
"C" indicates complete transfer and "i" indicates incomplete transfer.
NOTE: For more details on the field that has been added to xferlog, refer to the xferlog(5)
manpage.
New Command line Options
Table 2-1 lists and describes the new or enhanced command line options available in WU-FTPD
2.6.1:
Table 5 Command Line Options
DescriptionOption
These options determine whether the WU-FTPD daemon uses
the PID files.
-q & -Q
This option instructs the daemon to chroot (see chroot(2))
to the specified rootdir immediately upon loading.
-r root dir
This option causes the program to display copyright and
version information, then terminate.
-V
These options determine whether user logins are to be
recorded in the wtmp file.
-w & -W
If the -X option is specified, the output created by the -i and
-o options is not saved to the xferlog file but written to syslog.
-X
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