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From: Joey Hess (joeyh_at_debian.org)
Date: Wed Oct 02 2002 - 23:58:57 CDT

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    WebMaster wrote:
    > > > (pureftpd is more secure than proftpd)
    >
    > it s because we can read on pureftpd.org:
    >
    > "the number of root exploits found since the very first released
    > version is zero"
    >
    > we can t read things like that on postfix.org and proftpd.org

    You definitly need to check out vsftpd then. It's got "very secure" it
    it's _name_, so it must be secure! 

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see shy jo, who finds it a find and well-designed ftp server nontheless

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