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Syncplify.me Server! v4.2.0 released

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We have just released version 4.1.9 of our Syncplify.me Server! software. This version features the following improvements:

  • Added: support for AWS Load Balancer’s “proxy protocol” (HAProxy protocol v1) to correctly identify the remote client IP address from multi-node load-balanced EC2 instances inside the AWS cloud
  • Added: AutoOptimizeSocket registry setting to automatically optimize the socket’s inbound/outbound buffer sizes and ultimately improve upload/download speed
  • Improved: performance and reliability of the [%USER_HOME%] finder function inside the VFS subsystem
  • Fixed: directory list timer and counter in the FTP protocol handler
  • Fixed: few other minor and rarely occurring issues

Warning: upgrading to this version from any version prior to 4.0.34 will invalidate your license, so please if you are a customer – before you upgrade – contact us to request a license reset.

Note: if after the update you notice any unexpected behavior in the web interface, just hit Ctrl-F5 in your browser; that will force the browser to reload the page as well as all back-end scripts and update the ones that may have been cached from previous versions of the software.

As usual you can download this new release from our website.

Syncplify.me Server! v4.1.4 released

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We have just released version 4.1.4 of our Syncplify.me Server! software. This version features the following improvements:

  • Improved: added the possibility to use IP ranges (ex: 10.1.1.17-10.1.1.34) in blacklist, whitelist, and safelist
  • Fixed: white-list and safe-list now automatically handle duplicates gracefully

Warning: upgrading to this version from any version prior to 4.0.34 will invalidate your license, so please if you are a customer – before you upgrade – contact us to request a license reset.

Note: if after the update you notice any unexpected behavior in the web interface, just hit Ctrl-F5 in your browser; that will force the browser to reload the page as well as all back-end scripts and update the ones that may have been cached from previous versions of the software.

As usual you can download this new release from our website.

Syncplify.me Server! v4.1.0 released

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We have just released version 4.1.0 of our Syncplify.me Server! software. This version features the following improvements:

  • Added: support for MongoDB authentication and specific utility to configure it (read how to use it here)
  • Fixed: small memory leak in one of the password encryption functions

Warning: upgrading to 4.1.0 from any version prior to 4.0.34 will invalidate your license, so please if you are a customer – before you upgrade – contact us to request a license reset.

Note: if after the update you notice any unexpected behavior in the web interface, just hit Ctrl-F5 in your browser; that will force the browser to reload the page as well as all back-end scripts and update the ones that may have been cached from previous versions of the software.

As usual you can download this new release from our website.

Syncplify.me Server! v4.0.26 released

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We have just released version 4.0.26 of our Syncplify.me Server! software. This version features the following improvements:

  • Fixed: several Command-Line Interface (CLI) inline help topics
  • Fixed: WhiteList and SafeList now automatically sanitize duplicates
  • Fixed: virtual server configuration bug that was affecting the FREE edition

Note: if after the update you notice any unexpected behavior in the web interface, just hit Ctrl-F5 in your browser; that will force the browser to reload the page as well as all back-end scripts and update the ones that may have been cached from previous versions of the software.

As usual you can download this new release from our website.

Syncplify.me Server! v4.0.25 released

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We have just released version 4.0.25 of our Syncplify.me Server! software. This version features the following improvements:

  • Added: -jsonoutput parameter to the command-line interface (CLI)
  • Improved: notification when adding an IP to the blacklist (in the Web Manager) fails
  • Fixed: display of correct expiration timestamp in the blacklist

Note: if after the update you notice any unexpected behavior in the web interface, just hit Ctrl-F5 in your browser; that will force the browser to reload the page as well as all back-end scripts and update the ones that may have been cached from previous versions of the software.

As usual you can download this new release from our website.

Syncplify.me Server! v4.0.24 released

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We have just released version 4.0.24 of our Syncplify.me Server! software. This version features the following improvements:

  • New event-handler: BeforeSendDirListToClient
  • New scripting framework function: RemoveFromDirList(AMask: string)
  • Fixed connection bug in the Command-Line Interface (CLI)

Note: if after the update you notice any unexpected behavior in the web interface, just hit Ctrl-F5 in your browser; that will force the browser to reload the page as well as all back-end scripts and update the ones that may have been cached from previous versions of the software.

As usual you can download this new release from our website.

Syncplify.me MicroServer! first BETA available

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A new tiny-tiny product is about to join its “older brother” Syncplify.me Server!… we called it Syncplify.me MicroServer!

In a nutshell, MicroServer! is a portable SFTP server that doesn’t need any installation, just download and double-click to run. It’s free for any use, including business and commercial, but it’s very limited.

Unlike Syncplify.me Server!, in fact, this MicroServer!:

  • only supports SFTP (no shell, no tunnels, no FTP/S)
  • only supports basic SFTP commands, no remote copy or other “fancy stuff”
  • cannot run as a system service
  • supports only 1 user profile, 1 root folder, and connections from 1 client at a time
  • doesn’t have PKI authentication, nor granular configuration
  • doesn’t have web interface, nor CLI, nor REST API

It’s basically a super-simplistic (yet highly secure) SFTP server that fits in less than 3 MB (yes, you’ve read it correctly, less than 3 MegaBytes) and can be carried around on a USB stick, and run directly from there, without even needing to be executed “as Administrator”. Ideal for brief, sudden file transfers, without giving up on security.

Interested in checking out the first BETA? You can download it here.