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# 1.5 01-Mar-2007 otto

- use proper log facility and priority in the slave sig handlers
- if the monitor decides to kill the slave, log that
ok millert@ moritz@


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# 1.4 14-Jul-2005 moritz

let root create the data socket. fixes PR 4287.
ok millert@ henning@


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# 1.3 20-Dec-2004 moritz

branches: 1.3.2;
change mail address

ok henning@


# 1.2 11-Dec-2004 moritz

make syscalls in the monitor restartable when signals occur, as was
the case before privsep and only wait() for our slave processes.
with help from millert@

ok millert@ henning@


# 1.1 28-Nov-2004 henning

privilege seperate ftpd
handle the pre-authentication phase (minus a tiny tiny tiny amount
of code after accept()) in an unprivileged process, asking the
privileged monitor for help where needed.
work by Moritz Jodeit <moritz@jodeit.org> with help from theo and me
tests theo ian@ matthieu@ ben@networkinsanity.com a.schlichting@lemarit.com