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$Id$
User requested:
- STOR
- User login
- Bandwidth limits
From RIPE:
- Limit maximum download time
Externally visible:
- Add support for SIZE command (RFC 959?)
- Add support for STAT command (RFC 959?)
- Add support for the RECORD structure in transfer.
Surely someone must use it. :)
- Allow server messages to be configurable. I'm not sure of the best way
to do this. The problem is that this entails putting the messages in a
single location, which means that you *don't* see what the message is
when you are looking through the code. Hm. I may just make it a
comment in the code to allow readability.
- Better LIST and NLST support.
- Drop browser connections before the 15-minute timeout. You can detect
this by looking for users who logged in as "mozilla@" or "IEUser@".
In Perl, this would be /^.+\@$/
Internal use only:
- Handle glob() returns more elegantly. Right now if a glob() returns 0 files,
it's okay. This should return an error unless a wildcard was specified.
- Possibly write our own glob() to reduce memory fragmentation.
- Perhaps buffer NLST and LIST output.
- Use getrlimit()/setrlimit() to cap the amount of memory allowable, and
possibly other resources as well.
Auditing requirements:
- Run through its4, and find other lint-like tools to pound code with.
- Sprinkle assert() more fully.
Testing:
- Find more ftp clients
- Create automated test
- Run on multi-CPU box
Porting:
- Compile on FreeBSD
- Port to Windows?
Other stuff:
- Document design
- pth support?