Syncplify Server! v6.2.5 released

Importance of this update: MEDIUM Fixed Added IMPORTANT NOTE: those who are running the “worker” system service under a different account (not System or LocalSystem) will need to re-configure the service to run under such account after upgrading from any version number <= 6.1.12) Upgrading from v6.x.y is a simple and fairly automatic process: simply download the […]

Syncplify Server! v6.0.27 released 🚨

Importance of this update: VERY IMPORTANT Fixed Improved Upgrading from v6.0.x is a simple and fairly automatic process: simply download the latest version from the official download page, and install it over the existing version, all of your settings and license will be kept. If, instead, you’re upgrading from an older (v4/v5) version, you find the upgrade instructions […]

Syncplify Server! v6.0.24 released 🚨

Importance of this update: CRITICAL HOT-FIX Fixed Upgrading from v6.0.x is a simple and fairly automatic process: simply download the latest version from the official download page, and install it over the existing version, all of your settings and license will be kept. If, instead, you’re upgrading from an older (v4/v5) version, you find the upgrade instructions in […]

Syncplify Server! v6.0.22 released 🔔

Today we released Syncplify Server! v6.0.22; here’s what’s new and improved in this version. Importance of this update: IMPORTANT Fixed Improved Added Upgrading from v6.0.x is a simple and fairly automatic process: simply download the latest version from the official download page, and install it over the existing version, all of your settings and license will be […]

Tackling memory leaks… the Go way

We recently discovered two small memory leaks in our worker process, one that affected only the ARM architecture build, and one that affected all builds regardless of the CPU architecture (but only if you use scripting and event-handling). Although both of them were very small and limited in scope, over long periods of time they […]

Blocklist mem-cache just got even better!

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 […]