Anyone tried installing..

[sc0rp]

..glftpd on bubba?

I've tested as someone stated in the forums before the "openssl speed aes" command to benchmark bubba AES encryption throughput, it supports around 1 MB/s quite ok if you ask me...

[Zarei]

I have tried, haven't got it to work yet. It installed fine though.

[sc0rp]

alright then i will also have a go for it

[sc0rp]

alright then i will also have a go for it

well it won't work since the binaries aren't compiled with ARM as target processor

[Norman]

Is there any news regarding this topic? Last replay was made 15 may 2007..

I really would like to install glftpd on my new B3, since I heard it's a great ftp deamon.

[northbane]

I too am wondering this, if it works, then the Bubba B3 is surely something I would buy to replace my computer as it would be more energy efficient and small form factor. Can anyone of the admins please fix this, 10 months since the last reply here now.

edit: i have now learned that glftpd is closed source and thus cannot be recompiled on any other cpu platform

[Ubi]

I'm not a member of Excito but I think the chance for a default install of your glfpd is near-zero. Currently the Bubbas ship with ProFTPD which is a robust safe enterprise-level FTP server. Why would they change that to a niche-player with unknown security risks? I really hope Excito sticks with ProFTPD and spend their dev time on important issues instead!

But then again, if you like this specific software so much, why don't you just download the source and compile and run it yourself?

[Ubi]

Oh yes and the fact that the last release of glftpd was in 2005 does not help either. Or that there are no current developers. Or a source tree.

[northbane]

glFTPD is closed source and cannot be compiled under ARM.

[Ubi]

bullshit, the source is here:
http://www.glftpd.dk/files/glftpd-LNX_2.01.tgz