Serv-U 7.3.0.1 发布

Serv-U 7.3.0.1 was released October 8, 2008. A complete list of changes and upgrades follows:

• dded the ability to view and download 3 different sized images on the iPhone/iPod Touch (small, medium, and full-sized).
• Changed iPhone/iPod Touch keyboard so that it doesn't start automatically with CAPS on for all input fields.
• Improved "Unable to establish SSL connection" log message when the client simply disconnects during the negotiation phase. This usually indicates that the client has rejected the SSL certificate.
• Improved the Basic Web Client for the iPhone and iPod Touch by disabling the parent directory buttons when in the user's root directory.

• Corrected an iPhone/iPod Touch bug where the "Up Directory" button would not work in the home directory if the user wasn't locked in the home directory.
• Corrected a problem where large HTTP/HTTPS uploads could pause indefinitely. This problem could appear when Serv-U was running on a multi-processor / multiple-core server.
• Corrected a Basic Web Client bug where keyboard focus was not reset to the file list after a delete confirmation dialog was displayed.
• Corrected an FTP display bug when specifying a wildcard character such as "*" or "?" as a parameter for a path name, Serv-U would return the first file with the matching name in its response.
• Corrected an SFTP bug where closing a file handle, and attempting to set the file attributes on a file where permission is denied could cause Serv-U to crash.
• Corrected a bug in FTP Voyager JV where uploading a directory with the same name as the destination would produce an error.
• Corrected a security bug where specifying a Windows port (such as CON:, LPT1:, PRN:, etc.) when using the STOU command, could cause Serv-U to consume all of the CPU time on a processor. This problem could only occur when write privileges were granted to the specified directory. (Secunia SA32150)
• Corrected a security bug with rename where moving a file or directory to a location where delete privileges were not granted for an existing file or directory, would cause the file or directory to be moved. (Secunia SA32150)
• Corrected a security bug with rename where placing the destination in "\" (i.e., "My Computer") would cause the file to moved to the current Windows directory.