Distributed FTP Daemon 1.0 - The little node that could
The little node that could sustain 10mbit throughput along with other
<your_amount_of_nodes> other similair nodes.
==MD5SUMS==
dc36c1f680ca59c2bb3511f19185cb73 drftpd-1.0.tar.gz
da0fb7e860ea6add389d5a34f3d1a80d drftpd-1.0.zip
==WHATS NEW==
A lot has changed since 1.0, i'm afraid we haven't made much effort to
keep track of all the changes, since it was pretty much a one man
project until shortly after 0.9.0.
Anyway here is a small selection of the new features:
*AUTH TLS support.
*Queued renames.
*Modularized command handlers.
*Ability to change text output without editing .java source files.
And many many many more small features that we just forgot about when
doing all the coding, next release will contain a more complete
changelog. We'll also do our best to release more often in the future.
==DOCUMENTATION==
All documentation and installation notes is available from
http://drftpd.org/
==UPGRADING==
File format for saving filelist to disk has changed, from XML using JDOM
to using a custom MLST format. The reason for this was that XML was
inefficient, both writing using DOM and taking many times more disk
space.
To convert your old files.xml to files.mlst, issue the following
command, in the main DrFTPD 1.0 directory, containing the old
files.mlst.
<pre>java -classpath classes:lib/jdom.jar:lib/log4j-1.2.8.jar
net.sf.drftpd.remotefile.FileListConverter
net.sf.drftpd.remotefile.JDOMSerialize
net.sf.drftpd.remotefile.MLSTSerialize</pre>
Or on win32:
java -classpath classes;lib/jdom.jar;lib/log4j-1.2.8.jar
net.sf.drftpd.remotefile.FileListConverter
net.sf.drftpd.remotefile.JDOMSerialize
net.sf.drftpd.remotefile.MLSTSerialize
drftpd.conf has been split up into drftpd.conf and slave.conf to avoid
confusion.
Almost all configuration files have been moved to conf/.
ftp-data/ has been removed, it didn't makes sense when running as a
standalone application. The subfolders text, users, logs have been moved
into the DrFTPD main directory.
DrFTPD 1.0 also uses wrapper instead of the old bash scripts. It
provides full service managment. It also allows running as a Win32
service on Windows NT based platforms.
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