[Proftpd-user] Compile error

[Lists]

I'm trying to compile proftpd with odbc/sql support. I'm receiving the following error:

undefined reference to SQLGetDiagRec

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

This is on Red Hat el 5.11

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[TJ Saunders]

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undefined reference to SQLGetDiagRec
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

What is the full configure command you are using to build ProFTPD? What
version of ProFTPD?

TJ

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[TJ Saunders]

install_user=whb3bqj install_group=gic ./configure --
prefix=/home/whb3bqj/usr --sysconfdir=/home/whb3bqj/etc --
localstatedir=/home/whb3bqj/var --with-modules=mod_sql:mod_sql_odbc

Per the mod_sql_odbc installation instructions:

http://www.proftpd.org/docs/contrib/mod_sql_odbc.html#Installation

mod_sql_odbc can use either unixODBC or iODBC; you have to tell it, in
the configure command, which one to use. Thus if you're using unixODBC,
you'd use:

$ install_user=... install_group=... ./configure LIBS=-lodbc \
--prefix=... \
--with-modules=mod_sql:mod_sql_odbc

And for iODBC, you'd use "LIBS=-liodbc" instead of "LIBS=-lodbc".

Note that you may also need to specify the location of the unixODBC
headers and libraries using the --with-includes and --with-libraries
options:

$ install_user=... install_group=... ./configure LIBS=-lodbc \
--prefix=... \
--with-modules=mod_sql:mod_sql_odbc \
--with-includes=/path/to/unixODBC/include \
--with-libraries=/path/to/unixODBC/lib

Hope this helps!
TJ

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[Thomas Spicer]

Greetings,

We recently released an application for Proftpd that is designed to detect malicious login attempts and ban them. The app is called “Autoban”: https://github.com/openbridge/ob_proftpd_autoban

It is similar to Fail2ban, expect slimmed down and Proftpd specific. The application is especially useful when running Proftpd in a Docker/container context where using something like Fail2Ban is difficult. It leverages mod_wrap2 module and can work with mod_ban.

Take a look and any feedback or requests are welcome. It is free to use and hope you find some value in it.

Cheers,

Tom