ZR-Tools - 0day zip-cleaner, ban-script - Page 2

Zer0Racer · 05-26-2003, 05:53 AM

ZR-Tools works great with ioFTPD v4.9.0. Just so you all know.

phoenixfr · 05-27-2003, 12:16 PM

there is no reason why it shouldn't work

odog · 05-31-2003, 10:31 AM

great script....
wold be nice if you could add something that can disable it in some dirs....like /Requests/* for exaple...

WarC · 05-31-2003, 06:28 PM

Will look into this with ZeroRacer since he is the ruler of what to add and not

/WarC

odog · 06-01-2003, 05:56 PM

Even nicer would be if you could add diffrent ban dirs on diffrent sections... =)

Zer0Racer · 06-02-2003, 12:03 PM

I've been thinking about both the ability to exclude paths and make ZR-Tools handle sections separately. Both are good ideas.

Another thing I've been thinking about is a seperate list for banning files on upload (that wouldn't be used when cleaning paths manually with ZR-Clean.exe) so you can deny upload of for example file_id.diz (leaving it to the zipscript to extract one from zip). At the same time file_id.diz shouldn't be deleted when cleaning path. This would just be an extra list (in addition to the ZR-Banned.cfg) that would be checked prior to checking regular ban-list. And it would only apply to [Pre] ZR-ban. Naming it ZR-Ban-F.cfg?

Back to the first two ideas...

Being able to specify path(s) that should be excluded from clean and ban is needed. You shouldn't have to disable the whole script just to upload something in requests or a maintenance-dir.

Separate ban-lists for different sections is not crucial. But I still think it's a good idea. That feature would make it alot easier of enforcing your site's rules. Banning certain groups in different sections and blocking different dirs containing certain text, for example being able to ban *complete* in all sections but not in dvdr. Or whatever other examples you can come up with.

So.. my answers are:
Excluding paths: YES, absolutely
Separate sections: YES, if not now.. then later
ZR-Ban-F.cfg: YES

I will discuss this further with WarC. Then it's his call if these new features should be added in the near future or not. Depends on how much he has to study and work on his other projects. And if we can come up with logical way on how to implement these features.

b>d>>s · 06-29-2003, 01:45 PM

m, but it deletes rejected .nfo's from zips but still leaves them in the dir ? some get locked and are undeletable ? namely NF2K2.NFO

?

Zer0Racer · 06-29-2003, 04:01 PM

Strange. Deleting in dirs has always worked just fine for me. I just made a little test.zip containing a couple of files + a couple of unwanted nfo's including nf2k2.nfo.

Code:

C:\test>dir
 Volume in drive C is WIN2KSP3
 Volume Serial Number is 60B5-1CF6

 Directory of C:\test

2003-06-29  22:40       <DIR>          .
2003-06-29  22:40       <DIR>          ..
2003-05-14  20:25                9_559 nf2k2.nfo
2003-06-29  22:40               73_034 test.zip
               2 File(s)         82_593 bytes
               2 Dir(s)     781_182_976 bytes free

And then running ZR-Clean.exe to clean it up...

Code:

C:\ioFTPD\scripts\ZR-Tools>ZR-Clean.exe c:\test
-[ZR-Clean]--------------------------
Processing Path...
DELETE in dir  : c:\test\nf2k2.nfo
deleting: kane.nfo
deleting: tct.nfo
deleting: nf2k2.nfo
-------------------------------------

If you're referring to stopping files from being uploaded...

Code:

[Pre]
stor              = ..\scripts\ZR-Tools\ZR-Ban-F.exe
mkd               = ..\scripts\ZR-Tools\ZR-Ban-D.exe

Uploading same test.zip + the nf2k2.nfo in the dir...

Code:

STOR test.zip
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for test.zip.
226--[ZR-Clean]--------------------------
226-Processing ZipFile...
226-deleting: kane.nfo
226-deleting: tct.nfo
226-deleting: nf2k2.nfo
226--------------------------------------
STOR nf2k2.nfo
426 Connection closed; transfer aborted.
226 This file is banned via ZR-Ban by WarC
Transfer Failed!

So it should work. Plz double-check that everything is configured OK and that all your unwanted files are in ZR-Banned.cfg

neoxed · 06-29-2003, 05:27 PM

@b>d>>s

Yes I have that problem to, but it's not just that NFO. Some releases
pack there ZIP files a little differently, and since ZR-Tools uses
some 5 year old Zip manager program to extract, delete, update
Zips it doesnt support most of the newer generation Zip archives.

Code:

D:\ioFTPD\scripts\ZR-Tools>ZR-Clean.exe D:\Test\Adobe.Acrobat.v6.0.Standard.REA.NFO-ROR
        zip warning: local and central headers differ for (null)
        zip warning:  offset 0--local = 0a, central = 14

zip error: Zip file structure invalid (roras601.zip)

zip error: Zip file structure invalid (roras601.zip)

zip error: Zip file structure invalid (roras602.zip)

zip error: Zip file structure invalid (roras603.zip)

zip error: Zip file structure invalid (roras604.zip)
        zip warning: local and central headers differ for (null)
        zip warning:  offset 0--local = 0a, central = 14

You only see the errors when executing from command line, not
in the msg during the FTP/FXP transfer.

Maybe in ZR-Tools v2.0 we could see the use of Info-ZIP's DLLs.
Or possibly internal ZIP support, RamRam (aka FTPServerTools) has
managed to do so in his tools.

I find ZR-Tools to be somewhat slow in performance, which I would
attribute to the external ZIP tool. By integrating ZIP support into
the tools I'm sure we could see a tremendous speed increase.

Though this is quite a bit of extra work to do, it was just an idea.

Peace

Zer0Racer · 06-30-2003, 05:04 AM

ZR-Tools uses the easiest way possible (freeware) to complete the tasks it was supposed to do. The problem with files not being deleted from the certain zip-files are because they are compressed using PK-ZIP. Not even WinRAR 3.x can delete files from those zips, says archive is corrupt. The zip needs to be repaired first.

About built-in zip-support... sounds a bit too complicated, at least for this app. But I can always speak to WarC about it. As I've said earlier, it was never intended to be such a big deal. Just a simple app to carry out some simple instructions. Don't know about the performance either. Think it works fast enough. If not, I can wait.

Easiest way to get rid of the archive corrupt thing is to wait for new Info-ZIP version 3.x that hopefully will have support for PK-ZIP archives.

b>d>>s · 06-30-2003, 11:12 AM

ok, sorry. the non deletion of banned files is a clash with SnypeTEST's SioFTPD :<

nfos are deleted from zips ok, but the ban dir and ban file fails

Skipping: EchoBase.nfo
Skipping: infection.nfo
Skipping: LOA.NFO
Skipping: rsn.nfo

says skipped but they still end up in dir

which sux, so if u can get together or somit to sort this it would be nice, lol

thx

hm, seems same problem with b0unty banfile/dir .itcl

Zer0Racer · 06-30-2003, 11:21 AM

You must've configured something wrong. Are you absolutely sure that you've set this in ioFTPD.ini?

[Pre]
stor = ..\scripts\ZR-Tools\ZR-Ban-F.exe
mkd = ..\scripts\ZR-Tools\ZR-Ban-D.exe

b>d>>s · 06-30-2003, 11:47 AM

ZR-T dels the files from the zip, but SioFTPD then still manages to extract it to the dir

?

226--[ZR-Clean]--------------------------
226-Processing ZipFile...
226-deleting: wizard.nfo
226--------------------------------------

but its still in dir afterwards as well, this is without it being in the dir on upload but just in the zip ???

b>d>>s · 06-30-2003, 11:55 AM

0M9

ok, here is the problem

i am v sorry lmao

u need to put zrclean before the SioFTPD,

this has fixed it.

*cough*

all fixed now, just need to make sure zr runs b4 SioFTPD, i dont think this is in instructions (b>d>>s tries to cover his ass)

i think this is only due to SioFTPD not ZR-Tools, but i dont like to say for sure :P

Zer0Racer · 06-30-2003, 12:18 PM

HEHE ok.. no wonder you didn't get it to work.

Btw.. why is SioFTPD extracting junknfos in the first place?