New –options [P]. This option will search standard web application configuration files for MySQL database passwords. It will then attempt to login via FTP on localhost with the username of the account being processed and the detected password (it will attempt up to two password hits per configuration file). If the login is successful, the option will trigger a match. See CLI documentation for more info
Separated and highlighted advanced Exploit Scan options in the UI that can affect user data and/or produce false-positives in the vain hope it will stop some people just ticking everything and then wondering where their files have gone
Added Net::FTP to the perl module requirements (this is a core perl module so should already be installed)
New options –uidmin [uid] and –uidmax [uid] for the GENERIC install when used with –allusers. These have no effect on cPanel and DA
Added new BETA feature – Port/IP address Redirection. This feature uses the file /etc/csf/csf.redirect to redirect connections from/to IP/port combinations to alternative IP/ports. See readme.txt for more information
Updated syslog daemon checking in Server Report
Set PT_DELETED to 0 by default on new installations
Improvements to csf startup locking within lfd
Improvements to error trapping between csf and lfd
Check minimum values for interval settings and set to recommended values if too low during lfd startup to improve stability
Added lfd child locks to improve stability due too server or network resource issues or too low an interval setting
Updated Sanity Checks for settings
lfd will now not start if TESTING is enabled
Do not require write permissions to /etc/crontab when no changes required for TESTING mode enable/disable
