Mandriva RPM specific notes

modules support
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proftpd-1.3.0 now loads the modules dynamically, very few modules are compiled
into the proftpd binary. The new configuration file /etc/proftpd.conf uses a
"Include /etc/proftpd.d/*.conf" statement which makes proftpd very similar to
how modules are loaded and the configuration of apache-2.x. Because of this you
may have to manually merge your old configuration into the new
/etc/proftpd.conf file.  This is especially true if you are using LDAP, because
then the mod_ldap.so proftpd module will not be automatically loaded. Here is a
list of the modules that are compiled as DSO's:

 o mod_autohost.so         <- NEW
 o mod_ban.so              <- NEW
 o mod_case.so             <- NEW
 o mod_clamav.so           <- NEW
 o mod_ctrls_admin.so      <- NEW
 o mod_facl.so
 o mod_gss.so
 o mod_ifsession.so
 o mod_ldap.so
 o mod_load.so             <- NEW
 o mod_quotatab.so         <- NEW
 o mod_quotatab_file.so    <- NEW
 o mod_quotatab_ldap.so    <- NEW
 o mod_quotatab_sql.so     <- NEW
 o mod_quotatab_radius.so  <- NEW
 o mod_radius.so
 o mod_ratio.so
 o mod_rewrite.so
 o mod_shaper.so           <- NEW
 o mod_site_misc.so        <- NEW
 o mod_sql.so              <- NEW
 o mod_sql_mysql.so        <- NEW
 o mod_sql_postgres.so     <- NEW
 o mod_time.so             <- NEW
 o mod_tls.so
 o mod_wrap2.so            <- NEW
 o mod_wrap2_file.so       <- NEW
 o mod_wrap2_sql.so        <- NEW

anonymous access configuration
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Starting with 1.3.0-3mdv2007.1, there is no proftpd-anonymous package anymore.
As it is just a configuration issue, providing a dedicated package was a bit
overkill. Samples configuration files are available among normal package
documentation. You may have to update your configuration manually.