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Pure-FTPd is a fast, production-quality, and standard-conforming FTP server, based-on Troll-FTPd. Unlike other popular FTP servers, it has no known security flaws, is trivial to set up, and is especially designed for modern Linux kernels (setfsuid and sendfile capabilities) . Features include: PAM support, IPv6, chroot()ed home directories, virtual domains, built-in LS, anti-warez system, bandwidth throttling, FXP, bounded ports for passive downloads, upload and download ratios, Apache log files, and more.

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Olivier Nicolas (olivn) -

Hello From the changelog, pure-ftpd is supposed to support Argon password scheme but Argon2 required libsodium as described in README.MySQL. Would it be possible to add libsodium as a requirement ?

 ------------------------ ARGON2 ------------------------
Password hashed with argon2i and argon2id can be used, provided that pure-ftpd
was linked to libsodium.

They are expected to be provided as a string, as returned by the
crypto_pwhash_str() function or by its bindings.

-- changelog --- ``` Sun Feb 18 05:45:16 UTC 2018 - avindra@opensuse.org

  • Version update to 1.0.47:
    • If TLS was only enabled on the control channel (-Y 1), the STAT command would send its output as other directory listing commands, breaking the TLS stream. This has been fixed.
    • The system user “_ftp” can be used as an alternative to “ftp” for anonymous sessions.
    • Compatibility with libsodium > 1.0.12 was added (including minimal mode).
    • The prefix for Argon2-hashed passwords in LDAP has been changed to “{argon2}” (from “{argon2i}”). Ditto for MySQL and PostgreSQL: the authentication method is now called “argon2” instead of “argon2i”, and includes both Argon2i and Argon2id. ```
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