with-probe-random-dev and charset supports have been removed

Author: jedisct1

README

@@ -229,13 +229,6 @@ should be installed to use that feature. If Postgres is installed in a custom
 location, you can use the --with-pgsql=<directory> syntax. See the
 README.PGSQL file for more info about Postgres and Pure-FTPd. 
 
---with-probe-random-dev: Pure-FTPd uses /dev/urandom or /dev/random devices
-to provide hardly-predicable random numbers. Presence of these devices are
-usually probed at compile-time. If you want to compile a binary package on
-a host, then run it on another host, this option will enable the probe at
-run-time. This is useless on Linux and BSD systems, but it can be needed on
-Solaris and QNX.
-
 --with-puredb: support virtual users, ie. a local users database,
 independent of your system accounts. Please read the README.Virtual-Users
 file for more info about virtual users.
@@ -1718,39 +1711,6 @@ src/ptracetest program to check this. At least Solaris, ISOS, MirBSD,
 OpenBSD, DragonflyBSD, FreeBSD and Linux are known to be safe.
 
 
-    ------------------------ CHARSETS (RFC2640) ------------------------
-        
-
-Since version 1.0.21, pure-ftpd has *experimental* support for charsets
-conversion. The server filesystem can use a different charset than the
-charset assumed by clients, and pure-ftpd translates file names through the
-iconv library.
-
-Some modern clients like lftp will also try to use UTF-8 if the server
-supports it.
-
-Thus, charsets conversion can be very useful when dealing with file names
-containing non-english characters.
-
-In order to support this, pure-ftpd has to be compiled with:
-
-./configure ... --with-rfc2640
-
-This is not supported by default because it requires libiconv.
-
-Then the server has to be started with --fscharset=<charset>. Replace
-<charset> with the charset of the server's filesystem. For instance:
-
-/usr/local/sbin/pure-ftpd --fscharset=ISO-8859-15
-
-This is often enough to properly work with UTF-8 capable clients.
-
-But optionally, you can specify the default charset for clients, with
---clientcharset:
-
-/usr/local/sbin/pure-ftpd --fscharset=iso-8859-15 --clientcharset=big5
-
-
  ------------------------ OPTIMIZING FOR HIGH LOAD ------------------------
 
 

gui/build.sh

@@ -70,7 +70,6 @@ $dialog \
 'without-privsep' "Disable privilege separation" off \
 'with-boring' "Display only boring messages" off \
 'with-brokenrealpath' "If your C library has a broken realpath()" off \
-'with-probe-random-dev' "To check for /dev/*random at run-time" off \
 'with-minimal' "Build only a minimal server for embedded systems" off \
 'with-paranoidmsg' "Use paranoid, but not admin-friendly messages" off \
 'with-sysquotas' "Use system (not virtual) quotas" off \