web-ftp-general

[Web-ftp] bugfix for 2.1.0

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  I made a bad, and recursive download tar files won't
work with WinZip... either download
http://www.suave.net/Web-FTP/Web-FTP-2.1.1.tar.gz

or add

$sz = 0; 
at line 501 like so

            if($type eq 'd') {
              next if $fn eq '..' || $fn eq '.';
              $download_size += 512;
              $tp = 5;
              $sz = 0;
              push @Dirs, $name;


sorry for the mishap... works good now... 

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[Web-ftp] Web-FTP 2.1.0

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@we...>]

  I just released Web-FTP 2.1.0...

  You may now download multiple files and whole directories
at once. Very cool... web-ftp has to put the files into a tar
archive to achieve this, but WinZip can handle those no problem.

  The C wrapper should be much better now... there was a bug in it.

  You can invert your tag list by clicking the Tag 
title now, making selecting many files easier.

http://www.suave.net/Web-FTP/Web-FTP-2.1.0.tar.gz

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[Web-ftp] Oooh.. multiple downloads and C wrapper fix

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  I am working on version 2.1.0, which has two big things.

  1) a fix to web-ftpc.c to fix download, hopefully... dumb
blunder on my part...

  2) multiple downloads at once via a tar file created on the fly. 
tar files are archive files, similar to zips... WinZip will extract
them.

  Very nice... not quite the official release yet, but if people
want to try it out so far...

http://www.suave.net/Web-FTP/Web-FTP-2.1.0/
http://www.suave.net/Web-FTP/Web-FTP-2.1.0.tar.gz

  Enjoy.. lemme know it it works for you...

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Re: [Web-ftp] Uploading/downloading recursively and others

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  I have actually looked into tarring or zipping (since both work with 
linux and winzip), but what time I have spent on it has not yielded
me a good solution. Web-FTP already feeds files through on a stream, and
if tar or zip will allow the generation of an archive on the fly, i.e.
either by knowing just the name and size of the files or putting them
in one after the other, then I would be glad to add it.

  If you can show me a perl example of it, or documentation describing it
then point me to it...

On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 09:49:46PM +0200, Jos? Mar?a Fern?ndez Gonz?lez wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 	I've just installed today latest version of WebFTP, and it's very, very
> good. But, while I was testing it I realized there is no easy way to
> transfer tons of files from or to the FTP server. 	
> 
> These are my thoughts about a 'recursive' implementation.
> 
> I remembered the trick wuftpd implements, and from the WebFTP point of
> view means downloading all the selected directories and/or files, and
> send the compressed archive back to the web client (not all the FTP
> servers are wuftpd). For uploading could be similar, but in the other
> way: server receives a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip, for instance)
> and it decompresses the content in a tmp dir, and then all the content
> is transferred to a given directory (or the current one) in the FTP
> server.
> 
> 	Then, looking the code, I realized all the content to be shown in
> WebFTP has to be stored in memory before sending it. I'm developing CGIs
> since more than 3 years, and one thing I've learnt is you can feed web
> server (and so, the web client) with a pipe, so you can send/receive
> content on the fly if you are able to process it on the fly, with no
> rewinds. Both zip and tar/gzip are able to work with pipes, but unzip
> depends on the way it was generated.
> 
> 	A security problem can arise if 'recursive' uploading is done using
> compressed archives, if absolute paths are used or relative paths
> reaches parent directories. The general sandbox is to work in a
> chroot'ed directory, but this is a privileged operation...
> 
> 	Jos? Mar?a Fern?ndez
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[Web-ftp] Uploading/downloading recursively and others

[<jmf...@cn...>]

Hi everybody,
	I've just installed today latest version of WebFTP, and it's very, very
good. But, while I was testing it I realized there is no easy way to
transfer tons of files from or to the FTP server. =09

These are my thoughts about a 'recursive' implementation.

I remembered the trick wuftpd implements, and from the WebFTP point of
view means downloading all the selected directories and/or files, and
send the compressed archive back to the web client (not all the FTP
servers are wuftpd). For uploading could be similar, but in the other
way: server receives a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip, for instance)
and it decompresses the content in a tmp dir, and then all the content
is transferred to a given directory (or the current one) in the FTP
server.

	Then, looking the code, I realized all the content to be shown in
WebFTP has to be stored in memory before sending it. I'm developing CGIs
since more than 3 years, and one thing I've learnt is you can feed web
server (and so, the web client) with a pipe, so you can send/receive
content on the fly if you are able to process it on the fly, with no
rewinds. Both zip and tar/gzip are able to work with pipes, but unzip
depends on the way it was generated.

	A security problem can arise if 'recursive' uploading is done using
compressed archives, if absolute paths are used or relative paths
reaches parent directories. The general sandbox is to work in a
chroot'ed directory, but this is a privileged operation...

	Jos=E9 Mar=EDa Fern=E1ndez

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Re: [Web-ftp] Questions

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

> Web-FTP looks like a great program.
> I was looking through the source for the  Version 2.0.1 puzzling out how it works and had a few questions:

> 1) It appears that $$ (process number) is used as the name for the socket used by the CGI script to communicate with the mini web server, and that it is also used as the session ID so that when a request comes in from a browser, the CGI scripts knows which mini web server to send it to.  Since the process number is a fairly small number that is assigned in a predictable manner,  wouldn't it be easy for an attacker to guess session IDs for other Web-FTP sessions and get access to their sessions?
> Would it make sense to use an MD5 hash of some random info and use that as the session ID and socket name?  Assuming the random info is actually unpredictable, this would make it almost impossible to guess a session id.

  Actually, it is the processid, forced to six digits, followed by random
data... see genCookie in MiniServer.pm

  Though I haven't changed the random data logic I don't think since I took
it over...

> 2) In the UserLogin sub it says:
> 
>     if(/(?:host=(\S*)&)?username=(\S*)&password=(\S*)/) {
> 
> It would appear that this would fail for passwords that contain one or more blanks or other white space characters.

  This is true... change the \S* to .*? if you want... that should solve it.

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[Web-ftp] Questions

[James H. T. <jh...@la...>]

Hi,

Web-FTP looks like a great program.
I was looking through the source for the  Version 2.0.1 puzzling out how =
it works and had a few questions:

1) It appears that $$ (process number) is used as the name for the =
socket used by the CGI script to communicate with the mini web server, =
and that it is also used as the session ID so that when a request comes =
in from a browser, the CGI scripts knows which mini web server to send =
it to.  Since the process number is a fairly small number that is =
assigned in a predictable manner,  wouldn't it be easy for an attacker =
to guess session IDs for other Web-FTP sessions and get access to their =
sessions?
Would it make sense to use an MD5 hash of some random info and use that =
as the session ID and socket name?  Assuming the random info is actually =
unpredictable, this would make it almost impossible to guess a session =
id.

2) In the UserLogin sub it says:

    if(/(?:host=3D(\S*)&)?username=3D(\S*)&password=3D(\S*)/) {

It would appear that this would fail for passwords that contain one or =
more blanks or other white space characters.


Thanks.

Jim

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Re: [Web-ftp] download timesout

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  I believe if you set 
HideDownload=1
  in web-ftp.conf it will get rid of that button.

On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 04:40:00PM +0200, Luc Santeramo wrote:
> Hi Kenny,
> 
> for the moment you can't download multiple files. If you try to, everything 
> goes in the same file on your hard drive !
> I think that this manipulation produces an error, so everything you try to 
> do after this doesn't work correctly....
> The problem has already been announced.
> 
> Luc.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> At 10:31 16/07/2002  -0400, Kenny Olano wrote:
> >Hello,
> >        I'm not sure if this has been discussed already but, if I tag 
> >multiple
> >files and click download, the first file is downloaded.  But then when I
> >click on another file to download, the browser seems to time out. This only
> >happens using internet explorer 5.5 not sure if this happens in 6.0
> >
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Re: [Web-ftp] download timesout

[Luc S. <luc...@un...>]

Hi Kenny,

for the moment you can't download multiple files. If you try to, everything 
goes in the same file on your hard drive !
I think that this manipulation produces an error, so everything you try to 
do after this doesn't work correctly....
The problem has already been announced.

Luc.




At 10:31 16/07/2002  -0400, Kenny Olano wrote:
>Hello,
>         I'm not sure if this has been discussed already but, if I tag 
> multiple
>files and click download, the first file is downloaded.  But then when I
>click on another file to download, the browser seems to time out. This only
>happens using internet explorer 5.5 not sure if this happens in 6.0
>
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>Kenny
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Re: [Web-ftp] download timesout

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  I need to do something about that button...

  You cannot download multiple files... not as the system works
now... download will only download the first file in the list
if you check multiple and click download.

  I'm not sure about the rest, does this only happen when you 
tag multiple files.. or any time? 

  Also, what version of Web-FTP, and what OS

On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 10:31:13AM -0400, Kenny Olano wrote:
> Hello,
> 	I'm not sure if this has been discussed already but, if I tag multiple
> files and click download, the first file is downloaded.  But then when I
> click on another file to download, the browser seems to time out. This only
> happens using internet explorer 5.5 not sure if this happens in 6.0
> 
> 
> Kenny
> 
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[Web-ftp] download timesout

[Kenny O. <k....@ne...>]

Hello,
	I'm not sure if this has been discussed already but, if I tag multiple
files and click download, the first file is downloaded.  But then when I
click on another file to download, the browser seems to time out. This only
happens using internet explorer 5.5 not sure if this happens in 6.0


Kenny

Re: [Web-ftp] Change Directory to root

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  Quite true, Web-FTP just accesses FTP as any normal FTP client, really,
but the FTP server should allow for this restriction, or at least to 
start a user off in their home dir (Wu-FTPD's default is that)

> 
> >Hello, will the web-ftp could support limiting user to go over their own 
> >parent directory?  I want to limit all user could only access their own 
> >directory rather than others.  Thanks very much.
> >
> >
> >
> >arthur
> 
> 
> Arthur, please check your FTP server config....  if you restrict your users 
> to their own home directories... web-ftp will follow suit....
> 
> Peter
> 
> 
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Re: [Web-ftp] Change Directory to root

[Peter S. <pet...@ps...>]

At 03:15 PM 7/15/2002 +0800, Arthur Ho wrote:

>Hello, will the web-ftp could support limiting user to go over their own 
>parent directory?  I want to limit all user could only access their own 
>directory rather than others.  Thanks very much.
>
>
>
>arthur


Arthur, please check your FTP server config....  if you restrict your users 
to their own home directories... web-ftp will follow suit....

Peter

[Web-ftp] Change Directory to root

[Arthur H. <art...@ne...>]

Hello, will the web-ftp could support limiting user to go over their own
parent directory?  I want to limit all user could only access their own
directory rather than others.  Thanks very much.

 

arthur

[Web-ftp] Uploaded files are empty (repost)

[Maurice V. <mvo...@ae...>]

I am testing Web-ftp 2.0.1 on a RedHat 7.1 box with kernel 2.4.18,
mod-ssl 2.8.5 and perl 5.6.1.

I chose to upload a 95K file and the file it is indeed created, but
it is just 0 bytes. The same behavior is occurring in 1.5.2.
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Re: [Web-ftp] webftp 2.0.1 and wuftpd

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  Hmmm, it should... send me those lines from your web-ftp.conf

On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 08:49:22AM -0700, phi truong wrote:
> I ran wuftpd on a different port on my server.  I
> configured webftp to use this port in the config file.
>  It doesn't seem that webftp pickup the port option
> part of the hostname.  
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[Web-ftp] webftp 2.0.1 and wuftpd

[phi t. <phi...@ya...>]

I ran wuftpd on a different port on my server.  I
configured webftp to use this port in the config file.
 It doesn't seem that webftp pickup the port option
part of the hostname.  

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[Web-ftp] passive ftp

[Levent S. <le...@de...>]

i have question about passive ftp.

is there any possibility to change web-ftp in an way that he can connect
using passive-ftp
or ist it possible to implement a button or something.

i'm not able to change the code myself, so is there anyone who has done
this?

solong....Levent

Re: [Web-ftp] PATH_INFO

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  Well... that is odd... PATH_INFO should be there so long as 
you are within a session and using apache... you are connecting
to webftp.cgi first, then have webftpc.cgi set in the config right,
you are connection to webftpc.cgi as the first step? Cuz that will
fail like that, probably...

  Sorry it took a while, I've been on vacation.

On Mon, Apr 29, 2002 at 08:32:48AM +0100, Francis little wrote:
> hello all, cool prog!!!
> 
> I'm trying to use the C version of 2.0.1 on FreeBSD 4.5 & Apache but when i go to the page i get a 500 internal server error and in the apache log it says:
> 
> PATH_INFO not found in environment. May not be running as a CGI.
> 
> Any ideas???
> 
> Thanks
> 
> OGGY
> 
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[Web-ftp] Uploaded files are empty

[Maurice V. <mvo...@ae...>]

I am testing Web-ftp 2.0.1 on a RedHat 7.1 box with kernel 2.4.18, 
mod-ssl 2.8.5 and perl 5.6.1.

I chose to upload a 95K file and the file it is indeed created, but 
it is just 0 bytes. The same behavior is occurring in 1.5.2.
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[Web-ftp] PATH_INFO

[Francis l. <og...@ha...>]

hello all, cool prog!!!

I'm trying to use the C version of 2.0.1 on FreeBSD 4.5 & Apache but when =
i go to the page i get a 500 internal server error and in the apache log =
it says:

PATH_INFO not found in environment. May not be running as a CGI.

Any ideas???

Thanks

OGGY

Re: [Web-ftp] Web-FTP 1.5.2 and IIS

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  First off web-ftp uses fork()... which though windows perl now
supports fork, I have heard varying things about it. That probably
isn't the biggest problem.
  The biggest problem is probably UNIX domain sockets, socket connections
through a local file interface, which I do not think is supported
under windows. I don't know of anyone getting Web-FTP to work under
Windows, but that doesn't mean it hasn't happened.


On Mon, Apr 22, 2002 at 04:02:18PM -0400, Martin Thibert wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
>  I was wondering if anyone had been successfull in porting Web-FTP 1.5.2 on IIS 5 or 6 ?
> 
> I believe some of the Socket programming VS IIS incompatibility is the direct cause for always getting the following message:
> 
> "Sorry, but your session has either timed out, or has aborted due to error, returning you to the Login page "
> 
> For some reason, a client connexion cannot be created which disables the creation of the temporary files and leads to the impossibility to get to the login interface.
> 
> Anyone has an idea ?
> 
> 
> Martin
> 
> 
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[Web-ftp] Web-FTP 1.5.2 and IIS

[Martin T. <Mar...@UQ...>]

Hi everyone,

 I was wondering if anyone had been successfull in porting Web-FTP 1.5.2 =
on IIS 5 or 6 ?

I believe some of the Socket programming VS IIS incompatibility is the =
direct cause for always getting the following message:

"Sorry, but your session has either timed out, or has aborted due to =
error, returning you to the Login page "

For some reason, a client connexion cannot be created which disables the =
creation of the temporary files and leads to the impossibility to get to =
the login interface.

Anyone has an idea ?


Martin

Re: [Web-ftp] Login fail

[Anthony R. J. B. <an...@su...>]

  I believe this is a problem with Web-FTP not being able to
use /tmp/WebFTP to write files to. Either make this writeable 
by webftp, or change the directory name in the conf file to 
something it can use...

On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 08:06:06PM +0800, Wong Ka Hung wrote:
> I just installed web-ftp 1.5.2 to my RedHat 7.0 machine, but I get the following error when login:
> 
> There has been an error 
> Could not become a web server 
> 
> Click here to go to the log in screen. 
> 
> What is the problem?
> 

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[Web-ftp] Login fail

[Wong Ka H. <won...@ho...>]

I just installed web-ftp 1.5.2 to my RedHat 7.0 machine, but I get the =
following error when login:

There has been an error=20
Could not become a web server=20

Click here to go to the log in screen.=20

What is the problem?