As the time to release Syncplify Server! V6 approaches rapidly, we now have the pleasure to begin performing real serious stress-tests on our SFTP engine. The idea is to “throw everything we’ve got at it”, and try our hardest to make it crash… or at least leak some memory, or misbehave in any way. The […]
Syncplify.me Server! versions 1 through 5 have always historically supported only 2 typed of Virtual File Systems (VFS): Disk (with optional at-rest encryption via DiskAES256) SFTP (encrypted over the network but not at-rest on the remote site) When Syncplify Server! v6 is released, though, depending on the edition you use it will include the following […]
We have released version 5.1.20 of our flagship product, Syncplify.me Server!This update features the following improvements: Fixed: small bug that occasionally prevented the WebClient! component from correctly activating its own license when bought as an add-on to a Syncplify.me Server! BASIC edition Thank you.
Syncplify Server! v6 will include (depending on the software edition you run) WebClient! version 2. Aside from a brand new set of much more streamlined APIs and a much tighter integration between the two pieces of software, WebClient! v2 will also feature the ability to let users download multiple files and folders in one single […]
As you all probably already know, one of the main goals for Syncplify Server! v6 and AFT! v4 is uniformity. And one of the major steps taken to achieve such uniformity is the adoption of the same scripting language in both software products. Since aftJS (the JavaScript flavor found in AFT!) was way more modern […]
In the next version of the aftJS language (that will be included with Server! v6 and AFT! v4) you’ll find, for the first time, client objects to interact with several SQL and NoSQL databases. At the time this article is being written, this is still work in progress. But for those of you who can’t […]
Just a few days ago we shared exciting news about the TTL-aware memory cache we implemented in front of our Blocklist, which was able to reduce by up to 90% the need to query the DB to check whether or not a client IP is already blocklisted. Well, we worked hard over the weekend, and […]
We have just released version 3.0.3 of our tiny free-for-personal-user MicroServer! which fixes a very rare timeout condition during the acceptance phase of incoming client connections. MicroServer! is available for Windows and Linux, 32 and 64 bit, X86 and ARM. Enjoy!
Every Syncplify Server! operator is familiar with Syncplify’s ProtectorTM technology, which prevents attacks and hacking attempts, and automatically puts the attacker’s IP address in the blocklist (formerly known as “blacklist”). But in every Syncplify Server! version prior to v6, checking whether or not an incoming request is coming from a blocked IP address implied a […]
Syncplify.me Server! v1.0 was released back in Q1-2014. Since then, and all the way up to now, nobody (not a single one of our customers) has ever used profiles of type “Windows User” or “Windows Group”. We have plenty of customers who rely on “Active Directory User” and/or “Active Directory Group” profiles, that’s obvious and […]