Re: [Proftpd-devel] disk quotas without using underlying OS quota facilities

[Chris S. <cb...@ct...>]

On Wed, 26 May 2004, Chris Stromsoe wrote:

> core_mkd() doesn't look like it has any hooks that I can use to force a
> failure for over quota situations.  Being able to change the return code
> would be very useful in that situation (where "very useful" means "less
> confusing to the user whose GUI said the directory was created, but who
> can't find it").

Other than that it's an ugly hack, what about adding a function to
response.c that changes one return code to another, to allow POST handlers
to alter specific responses when they "know better" on a case-by-case
about what should be returned.  Something like:

   void pr_response_change_resp_list_code(char *old, char *new) {
     pr_response_t *h = resp_list;
     while(h) {
       if (h->num && ! strcmp(h->num, old))
         h->num = pstrdup(resp_pool, new);
       h = h->next;
     }
     return;
   }



-Chris