ioSKIPLIST

[scull]

Hi ..

I was sick and tired of traders uploading other sites "site-tags", so i made this little script.

It deny upload of files or folders that have "[" or "]" in their names.

- Edit your ioFTPD.ini

[FTP_Pre-Command_Events]
stor = EXEC ..\scripts\ioSKIPLIST\ioSKIPLIST.exe
mkd = EXEC ..\scripts\ioSKIPLIST\ioSKIPLIST.exe

- ALWAYS place ioSKIPLIST as first "mkd" or "stor" script.

//Scull

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[scull]

Opps .. Wrong name , It should be ioSKIPLIST .. NOT .. ioSKIPTAG ..

New renamed file uploaded. ( only change is that ioSKIPTAG.exe is renamed to ioSKIPLIST ).

//Scull

[Zer0Racer]

Does it really block files without catching pre STOR?

[ddeca]

i guess it only blocks TAGs that are made of dir..

[scull]

Hi..

I havent tested if it blocks files , but it should if you put it in the pre-stor too.

It works and prevents dirs to be created BUT i have a little problem. ioFTPD want to "CWD" ( Change Owner Dir ) to the blocked UN-MADE dir, and when it does not find the dir ( because i blockt the MKD of it ) it times out trying CWD the dir ...

When timed out the USER that tried to upload the tag dir is connected again and NO tag dir is uploaded ( punishment ? )

Any one know how to prevent the CWD ? I'm working in VB6.

//scull

[Mouton]

The ftp client (ffxp ?) tries to CWD, not io...
And the ftp client tries to enter the dir because u didn't tell it that the MKD command failed.
U need to output something to the client... 530 Dir creation blocked by ioSKIPLIST. or something similar.
Check what's the right error code for mkd denied...

[scull]

Thanx! ..

I fixed the "problem" now.

Now Files AND Folders are rejected if they have "[" or "]" in their names.

version 1.1 out.

//Scull

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[wooolF[RM]]

erm... why dont use ioftpd.ini for this task? under upload/download permissions... just wondering...

[scull]

Originally posted by wooolF[RM]
erm... why dont use ioftpd.ini for this task? under upload/download permissions... just wondering...

hehe I wanted to learn how to do a script that deny a PRE operation.

//Scull

[wooolF[RM]]

ah, oki and good job on learning