@element-x:
How does your ftpexecd.conf looks like?
And would you be so kind to provide a long dir listinng (via ls -l) from the directory where ftpsfv creates multiple directories instead of one?

Thank you

@element-x:
What options in ftpsfvcheck.pl did you change?
Could you post or email your ftpsfvcheck.pl script?

@element-x:
Thx for this info, I will check this this weekend...

When other sites leave tagged directories such as:

-[sitename]-[all-crc-100%-ok]-[username]-

Is it possible to have ftpsfv detect these? especially since now ftpsfv will create a second director of this same type.[/qoute]
Yes thats no problem, what do want to do then? Delete the other directory?

Also, when resuming an upload on an existing file that is marked as "bad", and I complete it, the tagged directory remains with 1-BAD, and also creates the [all-crc-ok] tagged directory.

A feature request would be:

Instead of creating a new file for "bad", can we just rename the existing file to "foofile.fooext.bad", or would this cause problems? I have just seen it in other sfv checking modules before.  (Not really needed, but wondering if it would ever be an option perhaps).

Another yes
I could implement this in the next version...

ftpsfv checks the file only after uploadding via proftpd, if you want to check manually the files from a shell then execute the command

Code:

/usr/local/ftpsfv/bin/ftpsfvcheck.pl /absoulte/path/to/the/files/to/check/filename

Hope this helps...
TL

@me255:
If the problem persists please contact me again

@me255:
I've just checked ftpsfv with OpenBSD 3.4 and everything seems to be ok...
Are your directory permissions correct? ftpsfvcheck.pl must be able to modify the dirs it's creating...

hen when I delete or add a file it won't recheck SFV to update the directory name  Is that normal ?

When removing files this is quite normal, but when you're adding files via ftp it should update the dir name...

@me255:
please give me a few days, I will setup an OpenBSD system here and check this...

No that's not normal.
Could you tell me on which system ftpsfv runs? (Linux, *BSD, ...)

Best regards
TL

Logformat sfv "%m %f"

Hier wird ein Logformat names "sfv" definiert.

ExtendedLog /var/log/sfv.fifo WRITE fifo

Und hier willst du ein Logformat namens "fifo" verwenden.

So funktionierts:

Code:

Logformat sfv "%m %f"
ExtendedLog /var/log/sfv.fifo WRITE sfv

Gruß TL

Code:

TransferLog none

Hab gerade keine Zeit, aber hier http://www.castaglia.org/proftpd/doc/contrib/regexp.html ist nen gutes Tutorial für reguläre Ausdrücke...

Ja ich weiss jetzt auch warum:
Bei Suse erwartet chkconfig die Initialisierungsoptionen in LSB (Linux Standard Base) Format am anfang der init.d-Datei, momentan stehen sie aber in meinen Dateien nur als Initialisierungsoptionen für RedHat.

Werde das mal fixen...
Danke Nasdero, daß Du mich darauf gebracht hast!

ganz einfach:  

Code:

chkconfig --add ftpexecd

Damit startet ftpexecd automatisch beim Systemtart, sprich werden die entsprechenden symbolischen links inc rc.* eingetragen.

Leider doch in C...
How-To gibts nicht direkt dafür, nur den Developer Guide http://castaglia.proftpd.de/doc/devel-guide/ und andere Module anschauen...