Re: Small patch for ftpd to prevent deleting files.

On 11/10/09, Aristotelis wrote: > Hello all, > > I was trying to setup a backup server for a number of machines, and for > a number of reasons ftp was choosen as the underlying tranfer protocol. > Since in this backup server from a ftp point of view I wanted to make > the files "immutable",

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Small patch for ftpd to prevent deleting files.

Hello all, I was trying to setup a backup server for a number of machines, and for a number of reasons ftp was choosen as the underlying tranfer protocol. Since in this backup server from a ftp point of view I wanted to make the files "immutable", but also i wanted the user to be able to crea

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