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- If the configuration value ``ftp.memcap`` is invalid, Suricata will set it to ``0`` which means
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- If the configuration value ``ftp.memcap`` is invalid, Suricata will set it to ``0`` which means
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no limit will be placed. In previous Suricata releases, Suricata would terminate execution. A
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no limit will be placed. In previous Suricata releases, Suricata would terminate execution. A
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warning message will be displayed `Invalid value <value> for ftp.memcap` when this occurs.
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warning message will be displayed `Invalid value <value> for ftp.memcap` when this occurs.
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- The utility applications ``suricatasc`` and ``suricatactl`` have
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been rewritten in Rust. For most end-users this is a transparent
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change, however if you run these tools from the source directory,
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patch them or use them as Python modules your workflows may need to
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be adapted.
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Removals
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Removals
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