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| Serv-U Version 2.0a |
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| Diese Version wurde am April 18, 1996 veröffentlicht. |
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- Remote program execution (Through SITE EXEC) now launches the program from the current directory of the user.
- The Serv-U directory is now searched first for SERV-U.INI, then it looks for an evironment variable named SERV-U, and finally the PATH and Window's directories are searched for the .ini file (Order changed over previous).\
- Added option to make server exit pending upon the logged in users.
- Added the FTP command REST (=RESTart).
- Changing the file name for directory change messages no longer causes the server to log out all users.
- Added the FTP command MDTM (=Modification Date & TiMe).
- Hidden directories are now hidden from anonymous users (as are hidden files) in the 32-bit version.
- Transfer speed in 'User Info' box is now averaged.
- Links embedded in a path will now be resolved correctly. This will make things work better with Netscape which keeps links as part of the path.
- 'Maximize' system menu item is now disabled in the user info box.
- Added file size to transfer logs.
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- Fixed problem with window size/position when user info box got closed while minimized.
- Fixed problem with links containing trailing '\'.
- Fixed bug in '%dfree' text directive in 16-bit Serv-U.
- Fixed bug in DNS lookups that caused GPF's.
- Background colors of bitmaps (in 'About' etc.) now display correctly on non-gray windows.
- Fixed error reply for 'SITE EXEC' in case no executable was specified.
- Fixed bug that caused 'File - Exit' to skip the confirm dialogbox.
- Fixed bug in '~' handling. It can now be used in links.
- In case CTL3DV2.DLL is missing the 16-bit version will no longer throw an exception.
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