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OS | CPU | Remarks |
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Linux 2.0.x with libc5 | x86 (32-bit) | First development platform and excessively tested. Working very well. |
Linux 2.2.x with glibc2.1 | x86 (32-bit) | Second development platform and excessively tested. Working very well. |
FreeBSD 3.2 with libc5 | x86 (32-bit) | Known to compile and run, basic functions tested and working |
Solaris 2.6 | UltraSparc (32-bit, sparcv8) | Sun Workshop C compiler required ! Known to compile and run, basic functions tested and working |
Solaris 7 | UltraSparc-II (64-bit, sparcv9) | Sun Workshop C compiler required ! Known to compile and run, basic functions tested and working |
If you want to have to possibility to save and load user and group information
DES encrypted,
then answer y when the configure script asks you for DES.
I took the DES part from an existing DES package. As I didn't write it, I
cant help you if it does not compile on your machine. But in this case,
you can get the DES package yourself, build the DES library using the
instructions that are in the package, and copy the library (libdes.a) to the
lib subdirectory of FTP4ALL. Hopefully it works then.
The DES package I included (in fact, it is only a part of the package -
the main library) is des-2.1.tar.gz by Antti Louko (see lib/README
and lib/COPYRIGHT for details).
Signal | Meaning |
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TERM | Terminate daemon immediately |
HUP | Save user, group and registry files, flush log files |
USR1 | Write statistic file (old format, for backward compatibility with old scripts) |
USR2 | Write statistic files (new format) |