new option "case sensitive = yes|no", FR #62.#2
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So you're enabling this by default, which is good imo, but you're not mentioning this in the docs nor in the NEWS.
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* afpd: Return the correct error for non-existent volume Backport from 3.x to fix bug# 577 https://sourceforge.net/p/netatalk/bugs/577/ Co-authored-by: NJRoadfan <NJRoadfan@users.noreply.github.com>
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* afpd: Return the correct error for non-existent volume Backport from 3.x to fix bug# 577 https://sourceforge.net/p/netatalk/bugs/577/ Co-authored-by: NJRoadfan <NJRoadfan@users.noreply.github.com>
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We need the file to be in read-write mode after all. The function later writes to the file to append data.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers. afppasswd retains the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers. afppasswd retains the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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Implement the SRP (Secure Remote Password) UAM for AFP, as used by Apple Time Capsule. The protocol uses SRP-6a with SHA-1, MGF1 KDF, and RFC 5054 group #2 (1536-bit). afppasswd is modified to operate on SRP storage file by default, which stores per-user salts and verifiers, while retaining the legacy RandNum functionality activated with the -r flag. An additional breaking change is that afppasswd -a now takes username as argument rather than previous positional username arugment. The containers now use SRP for authentication by default.
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