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9.3

ProFTPD "Command Error" with filenames containing "rm"

Asked by m_mccabe in FTP Servers

Tags: solaris, ftp, ftpd, proftpd, sftp

I have a Solaris 10 server running ProFTPD, and users are unable to upload any file where "rm" is in the filename.  For example, if I attempt to upload a file called "Garment.Zip", I get the following error:

550 Garment.zip: Forbidden command argument

This only seems to happen when "r" and "m" are immediately adjacent and in that order in a file name.  It's like it's treating the filename as an actual command.  I've inserting other UNIX commands into the filename, but only "rm" generates this error.

Any ideas?
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