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Debian/1.3.4.20030503-1

Description of problem:
anon-ftp passwords that should work result in 'unknown command' errors.

Specifically, 15 char passwords fail, while 14 char passwords succeed.

Looking at the source, it appears that it should be using MAX_PASS_LEN, not
MAX_USERNAME_LEN...


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
kernel 2.4.20-9

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.ftp to a tux-ftp server
2.use an anon-ftp password over 14 characters in length
3.note the failure...
    

Actual Results:  login failed

Expected Results:  should have succeeded

Additional info:

This patch should fix the issue.
--- proto_ftp.c.orig    Mon May  5 22:57:35 2003
+++ proto_ftp.c Mon May  5 22:57:59 2003
@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@
                        unsigned int pass_len;
                        PARSE_FTP_COMM_1_FIELD('P','A','S','S', PASS,
                                pass, &pass_len,
-                               MAX_USERNAME_LEN-1);
+                               MAX_PASS_LEN-1);
                        if (!pass_len)
                                GOTO_ERR;
                        break;