Allegro FTPd

Allegro FTPd is an FTP server that is specifically designed for Linux/Solaris. What makes this program unique is that it is written in Allegro Common Lisp, which eliminates a class of security issues known as buffer overflows. This feature ensures that your data stays secure while transferring files.

The latest release of Allegro FTPd comes with a number of updates and improvements that make it even more reliable and efficient. One of the most significant changes in the new release is the bumped version number for new binary builds on ACL 7.0. Additionally, the error handling on a few filesystem calls has been improved, and the program now uses *strict-probe-file*. These tweaks ensure that the program performs more efficiently and that your data is not compromised.

Allegro FTPd now also offers full support for building on FreeBSD 4.10, making it even more versatile than ever before. With this new feature, Linux/Solaris users can enjoy seamless and reliable file transfers regardless of their platform.

The makefile.cl has also been updated to use 7.0 lisp for building and now offers full FreeBSD support. This update ensures that the program is powerful and efficient without comprising on its security features.

Finally, the addition of rc.aftpd.sh provides FreeBSD users with even more support, ensuring that the program can be used across a number of different platforms with ease. The updated readme.txt file provides users with clear instructions on how to use the program, making it easy to get started and master the software in no time. Overall, Allegro FTPd is a reliable and efficient FTP server that provides users with everything they need for seamless file transfers.