Syncovery 歷史舊版本 Page42

更新時間：2021-04-26
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Syncovery 9.35 (64-bit)
- Adds a new Proxy setting for most cloud storages: “Use Windows Settings”. This will use the WinINet API rather than OpenSSL
- Fixes a bug when using compression when copying locked files, and the setting “Volume Shadowing: use for locked files”. The locked files would actually not be retried after the volume shadow was created.
- Fixes possible errors when using the Sz format with higher encryption levels


Syncovery 9.34 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.33 (64-bit)
- Adds a list of S3-compatible storage providers to choose from, on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog. Includes compatibility fixes for Linode Object Storage
- Fixes the scheduler sometimes starting profiles immediately, when it is started, rather than using the scheduled interval
- Fixes a few somewhat rare issues with history-based cloud listings


Syncovery 9.32 (64-bit)
- Now completely compatible with storadera.com, an Amazon S3-compatible storage service
- Adds the ability to specify the column separator for actions log CSV files with Syncovery.ini entries like this
- ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv
- ActionsCSVLogFileColDelim=
- Adds the $YEARFORWEEKOFYEAR and $YEARFORUSWEEKOFYEAR variables to match $WEEKOFYEAR and $USWEEKOFYEAR
- Fixes more uploading issues and folder deletion with Mediafire
- Fixes a bogus “CreateFile” error when Syncovery tried to copy to a folder before actually creating it
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 9.31 (64-bit)
- Can now import .dat files containing profiles from another backup tool
- The Multi Edit Tool can now set scheduling based on intervals
- “Run Profiles in Main Window” is now the default for new installations
- Uses fewer separate work threads for profiles that run in separate threads already (such as background jobs)


Syncovery 9.29 (64-bit)
- Improved speed for the “Find Renamed Files” step
- Reinstates functionality of the “Different Delay for Older Versions” on the Exact Mirror Settings dialog box. This feature didn’t actually have any effect in recent Syncovery versions
- Implements re-uploading of files to DropBox if committing the batch fails


Syncovery 9.28 (64-bit)
- Implemented batch uploads to DropBox, greatly increasing upload speed when uploading many smaller files, and reducing HTTP errors and the necessity for retries
- Bug fixes


Syncovery 9.26 (64-bit)
- Adds complete support for Dark Mode. Colors and various new dark and light themes can be chosen by clicking on the Gears toolbar button and choosing “Themes and Colors…”


Syncovery 9.25 (64-bit)
- Some work in preparation for Dark Mode has been made; separate color sets for light and dark mode can be chosen
- MEGA SDK updated and made more stable
- Fixed a rare DB update error
- Now processes file listings from cloud services even if incorrect UTF-8 byte sequences are found
- Fixed filenames from WebDAV sometimes not being decoded (and containing %20 instead of spaces)
- Fixed clean-up of unneeded synthetic backup files sometimes not working
- Contains a bug fix restoring split zip files
- Additional improvements


Syncovery 9.23 (64-bit)
- The SmartTracking and cache databases can now hold paths up to 30,000 UTF-8 bytes long
- Fixes polling of cloud servers (for two-way real-time syncs), which did not seem to detect changes in subfolders and did not work on Mac
- Additional smaller fixes, including those from the Linux version 9.23


Syncovery 9.22 (64-bit)
- Implements retries for failed E-mail notification sending
- Automatically tries different SMTP ports and TLS settings if a notification can’t be sent
- Fixes a database error being shown a job’s final result summary caused by a path that is too long for the database. This error will still be logged, but not as the final result summary
- Additional smaller fixes


Syncovery 9.21 (64-bit)
- Adds support for Azure Shared Access Signatures (SAS URIs)
- Adds the /CSVLOG=xxx command line parameter, which will log all copying, deleting and other actions to a CSV file. This can also be chosen by a Syncovery.ini line such as ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv


Syncovery 9.20 (64-bit)
- Now supports synchronizing folder timestamps in two-way profiles
- Also now supports synchronizing NTFS permissions in two-way profiles. To enable this, please see at the bottom of the Advanced tab sheet of the Security and Shares dialog
- The Security and Share dialog has been redesigned, with new two-way sync related settings on the Advanced tab sheet
- A new checkmark for permissions: “Compare permissions of existing items only if recently accessed”. This should speed up the scanning/comparison phase without missing any changes in NTFS security setting
- The Syncovery Remote Service has been updated to also support this new checkmark and include only the NTFS security info for recent items in the listing
- The new feature “Copy Pinned Files Only” can now be chosen separately for the left and right sides
- Better handling of HTTP error 416 when uploading to Box (which can sometimes occur if a chunk is re-uploaded after a timeout or server error)
- Improved TGPuttyLib and compatibility with the Sz format in conjunction with “Verify copied files”
- When copying from an Internet Protocol to another Internet Protocol and using the Sz format for compression and/or encryption, previous versions would actually do the Sz processing twice (once during download and then again during upload), resulting in a redundantly double-Sz’ed file. This has been fixed
- The new version can now correctly unpack/restore such redundant double-Sz’ed files


Syncovery 9.19 (64-bit)
- Adds two new settings to the “General Filters” tab sheet, which are mostly relevant when copying the local OneDrive folder: “Skip Offline Files” and “Copy Pinned Files Only”. Pinned files are those with the checkmark “Always keep on this device” in Windows Explorer
- Adds the FileCopy function to the PascalScript language


Syncovery 9.18 (64-bit)
- Synthetic Restore doesn’t need to extract zip files to a temp folder any more, instead it extracts only the required blocks directly to the destination file
- Fixes a cloud upload error “Uploading to a folder that has not been read”


Syncovery 9.17 (64-bit)
- Can now generate new private/public key pairs for use with SSH/SFTP
- Fixes a bogus “duplicate folder” error with Microsoft Azure which could occur when folders had been created with other software, or the Azure management console
- Fixes uploading errors to Google Cloud Storage
- Cloud stability improvements


Syncovery 9.16 (64-bit)
- Compressed Archives/Package filenames are no longer encrypted. Only the contained files will be encrypted. The zip/sz archive itself will have a regular name with file extension, such as Backup 12884.12888.33554434.12888-2020-10-02 22.45.44.zip. This change also fixes an error 217 when the archive is copied to the destination.
- Fixes hangs with the Mega API
- Adds a caching mechanism for IP addresses (resolved domain names) to reduce DNS queries and/or operating system function calls
- Stability and hang reporting improvements with multithreaded operations
- Google Cloud Storage authorizations are now requested with a higher level again to allow metadata manipulation of existing files, such as timestamp setting
- Various additional improvements and bug fixes


Syncovery 9.15 (64-bit)
- First Mac Release of Syncovery 9
- Cloud Cache Databases for Google Drive, DropBox, Box, and OneDrive/Sharepoint/Graph now store an addition flag to confirm that empty folders have been scanned and confirmed to be empty. This allows Syncovery to work correctly even if the subfolder selection for an existing profile is modified by the user, and some folders aren’t present in the cache yet. Syncovery 9.15 will have to re-confirm all empty folders once when you run a cloud based profile the first time after updating. This can result in a longer folder scanning process (only once per profile).
- Should fix an issue where Syncovery would not see some folders on OneDrive
- Various additional minor improvements and bug fixes


Syncovery 9.12 (64-bit)
- The Sz format can now be used for Synthetic Backup
- Web GUI improvements
- Windows only: one-way jobs can now be set to ignore files that have a different size but identical timestamp
- Windows only: prevents windows from appearing offscreen
- Windows only: fixes a possible Range Check Error when using the experimental “Pure SSH” transfer method


Syncovery 9.11 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.09 (64-bit)
- Adds SendHTTPRequest PascalScript function
- Fixes locked files errors in Sz packages not triggering a volume shadowing
- Various bug fixes and stability improvements with cloud connectors, especially Google Drive


Syncovery 9.08 (64-bit)
- For Google Drive and Sharepoint/OneDrive/Graph, adds a checkmark on the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog that allows to use the changes-based listing “Except For First Scan (scan folders directly if cache database is empty)”. This choice is on by default for new profiles, to avoid lengthy history processing
- Fixes a possible lockup when the max. number of profiles per process is set to 1
- Fixes unnecessary logging to Syncovery_realtime_status_log.txt, which could cause it to become quite large


Syncovery 9.07 (64-bit)
- Adds support for team folders in DropBox Business. Use the upper Browse button on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog to switch from your personal DropBox to the team root folder
- Fixes a error “Unsupported MultiSz version” in the Syncovery Remote Service when unpacking incoming Sz packages
- Automatically reduces SFTP upload block sizes if larger sizes are incompatible with the SFTP server
- Avoids trying to download Google Drive internal links (which cannot be downloaded or exported)
- Additional bug fixes


Syncovery 9.06 (64-bit)
- Reduces the upload buffer size for TGPuttyLib to fix compatibility problems with some SFTP servers
- File timestamps are now rounded to whole seconds when uploading via SFTP using the SecureBlackBox implementation
- Enables Syncovery to handle FTP or SFTP folders with mixed filename encodings (where UTF-8 and Windows ANSI are inconsistently mixed)
- Fixes email notifications sometimes not being sent, or not containing the log file as attachment
- Additional bug fixes


Syncovery 9.05 (64-bit)
- Uses a new, advanced ETA algorithm that takes different copying speeds of smaller and larger files into account, as well as different speeds for uploading and downloading, and also measures the speeds of additional actions such as deletions and renames, and takes them into account
- A new checkmark “Empty Folders” on the Sync Preview allows you to hide and show empty folders, and also prevent the creation of empty folders (if you forgot to remove the Empty Folders checkmark in the profile and you don’t want them)
- No longer attempts to upload files over 100 MB to Google Drive for conversion into native Google Docs. Instead, the original file format will be preserved on upload. Also falls back to unconverted uploads if the converted upload fails (rather than retrying many times)
- Uses a newer version of Windows’ Browse for Folder Dialog
- Adds UseBinaryCompToAvoidCopying variable for PascalScripts
- More quickly skips over folders that can’t be deleted
- Fixes a problem that could occur if the folder for deleted files was on the top level of a cloud strage (such as /Deleted)
- Fixes progress reporting for larger file uploads to MEGA
- Fixes setting timestamps via TGPuttyLib reporting errors despite being successful
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 9.04 (64-bit)
- Contains updated libraries for Internet Connectivity, especially for FTP. All protocols can now verify SSL/TLS server certificates correctly, including hostname verification
- Fixes notification emails sometimes being sent although not selected for that case, and includes a more precise reason why the email was sent or not in the log file


Syncovery 9.03 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.02 (64-bit)
- Fixes rare hangs in https transfers
- Now also available in French
- Contains new Syncovery File System Monitoring Service v1.20, now also in 64-bit, with updated CBFS Filter driver v2017.0.22.108
- Fixes dialog element sizes when using the “Enlarge user interface” feature
- Fixes accessing Google Drive Shared Drives with Chinese and other International characters in the drive name
- Adds support for default user rights when using the integrated User Management feature (via an INI file entry like NewUserRights=,5,6,8,)
- Fixes the obsolete SCP and the experimental “Pure SSH” protocols
- Allows up to 10 parallel uploads or downloads to and from DropBox (use carefully – can cause penalty delays)
- Adds the first instalment of a REST API – when the browser based web interface is active, you can use profilelist.json to get a machine readable profile list with status and scheduled times etc. This read-only profilelist.json can be accessed without authentication if you use the INI file lines SkipProfileListAuth=1 or SkipProfileListAuthForIP=192.168.12.58.
- Fixes some registry entries being made although the program is used in portable mode
- Additional smaller improvements


Syncovery 9.01 (64-bit)
- Improved getting and setting of file attributes and timestamps, which should result in a slight speed advantage and improved reliability of timestamp setting after files have been copied, especially with non-Windows drives (such as network drives or driver letters provided by third party apps).
- The Graph protocol can now access multiple users’ OneDrives, provided that the user is a Site Administrator for these OneDrives, or that Syncovery is given domain specific App Registration details and Admin Consent is granted via portal.azure.com (email us for detailed instructions).
- Adds new PascalScript hooks OnCanRunProfile and OnGetNextRunTime, as well as a few helper functions
- Log-on, Log-off, and shutdown/reboot jobs can now be run via the service
- Some Retry? questions during file copying now have a better dialog box with timeout and the ability to choose “Always retry” or “Never retry”
- Background jobs run by the scheduler will now also show the copying rate
- Various additional improvements


Syncovery 9.00 (64-bit)
- Includes a new SFTP Implementation called TGPuttyLib, based on PuTTY by Simon Tatham. This will allow very fast transfer speeds
- The Sz file format can now be used with packages containing more than one file. The Remote Service has been updated to version 9 with the ability to extract Sz packages.
- The multi-file Sz format is now used for archiving json history files from cloud servers that support the changes based listing. The advantage is that json files no longer need to be unzipped prior to processing them, because they can be read from the Sz file directly.
- Three new checkboxes on the Gears toolbar button menu: “Minimize to Tray” and “Run Profiles in Main Window” and “Hide Sync Preview While Copying” (under Running Options). Please note: the GUI uses a square tray icon, while the Background Scheduler uses the traditional round icon. Both can coexist at the same time, which is by design.
- A new way to run profiles is available in the Profile Overview context menu: “Run in Background With Preview”
- More detailed status reporting for background jobs in the profile overview, with copying rate and ETA
- Can now set Unix Permissions when using FTP or SFTP (see the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog in the profile)
- A new option is available under Files->More in the profiles: Copy Only XXX MegaBytes per run
- In Real-Time mode, Syncovery can now regularly check Internet based folders for changes. This works best with cloud storages that use a changes-based listing method: Google Drive, Sharepoint, OneDrive, DropBox, and Box.
- On other storages, Syncovery can check the base folder for changes regularly, and scan subfolders if they have new modification timestamps. However, most servers will not update folder modification timestamps correctly across the whole hierarchy, so that a regular full scan would still be necessary. To avoid this, Syncovery itself can ensure that parent folder timestamps are updated when it uploads to an Internet server. It will do so in real-time two-way profiles, or if the option “Touch parent folders” is chosen on the Folders tab sheet in the profile. This technique might not work with some types of servers (such as FTP, Amazon S3, Azure – but SFTP is fine).
- The new behavior can be chosen on the Real-Time Settings dialog, on the new tab sheet “Internet Folders (Polling for Changes)”. The new features are also available as separate options, when you scroll down on the “Folders” and “File Age and Size” tab sheets.
- Can upload NTFS security settings and Alternate Data Streams for folders to storages like FTP or Google Drive, by putting them in .metadata-syncovery-MD5 files. These settings can be applied back to local folders on restore/download.
- Can include NTFS security settings and Alternate Data Streams for files in Zip and Sz files. Options for thes features have been added to the Security and Shares dialog as well as the Alternate Data Streams dialog.
- Can upload symbolic links to storages that do not support them, by storing them in .$symlink files. New checkmarks for this feature have been added to the General Filters tab sheet.
- Supports High-DPI monitors with hi-res graphics and fonts
- Supports “Shared with me” items on Google Drive. Use the topmost Browse button on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog to choose between your main Google Drive and Shared with me items (and possibly additional Shared Drives or Team Drives).
- Allows minimizing while building file list
- Is generally more responsive. All network accesses are now performed in separate threads. Profiles can be canceled even while Syncovery is waiting for a response from the network or server.

更新時間：2021-04-21
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Syncovery 9.34 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.33 (64-bit)
- Adds a list of S3-compatible storage providers to choose from, on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog. Includes compatibility fixes for Linode Object Storage
- Fixes the scheduler sometimes starting profiles immediately, when it is started, rather than using the scheduled interval
- Fixes a few somewhat rare issues with history-based cloud listings


Syncovery 9.32 (64-bit)
- Now completely compatible with storadera.com, an Amazon S3-compatible storage service
- Adds the ability to specify the column separator for actions log CSV files with Syncovery.ini entries like this
- ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv
- ActionsCSVLogFileColDelim=
- Adds the $YEARFORWEEKOFYEAR and $YEARFORUSWEEKOFYEAR variables to match $WEEKOFYEAR and $USWEEKOFYEAR
- Fixes more uploading issues and folder deletion with Mediafire
- Fixes a bogus “CreateFile” error when Syncovery tried to copy to a folder before actually creating it
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 9.31 (64-bit)
- Can now import .dat files containing profiles from another backup tool
- The Multi Edit Tool can now set scheduling based on intervals
- “Run Profiles in Main Window” is now the default for new installations
- Uses fewer separate work threads for profiles that run in separate threads already (such as background jobs)


Syncovery 9.29 (64-bit)
- Improved speed for the “Find Renamed Files” step
- Reinstates functionality of the “Different Delay for Older Versions” on the Exact Mirror Settings dialog box. This feature didn’t actually have any effect in recent Syncovery versions
- Implements re-uploading of files to DropBox if committing the batch fails


Syncovery 9.28 (64-bit)
- Implemented batch uploads to DropBox, greatly increasing upload speed when uploading many smaller files, and reducing HTTP errors and the necessity for retries
- Bug fixes


Syncovery 9.26 (64-bit)
- Adds complete support for Dark Mode. Colors and various new dark and light themes can be chosen by clicking on the Gears toolbar button and choosing “Themes and Colors…”


Syncovery 9.25 (64-bit)
- Some work in preparation for Dark Mode has been made; separate color sets for light and dark mode can be chosen
- MEGA SDK updated and made more stable
- Fixed a rare DB update error
- Now processes file listings from cloud services even if incorrect UTF-8 byte sequences are found
- Fixed filenames from WebDAV sometimes not being decoded (and containing %20 instead of spaces)
- Fixed clean-up of unneeded synthetic backup files sometimes not working
- Contains a bug fix restoring split zip files
- Additional improvements


Syncovery 9.23 (64-bit)
- The SmartTracking and cache databases can now hold paths up to 30,000 UTF-8 bytes long
- Fixes polling of cloud servers (for two-way real-time syncs), which did not seem to detect changes in subfolders and did not work on Mac
- Additional smaller fixes, including those from the Linux version 9.23


Syncovery 9.22 (64-bit)
- Implements retries for failed E-mail notification sending
- Automatically tries different SMTP ports and TLS settings if a notification can’t be sent
- Fixes a database error being shown a job’s final result summary caused by a path that is too long for the database. This error will still be logged, but not as the final result summary
- Additional smaller fixes


Syncovery 9.21 (64-bit)
- Adds support for Azure Shared Access Signatures (SAS URIs)
- Adds the /CSVLOG=xxx command line parameter, which will log all copying, deleting and other actions to a CSV file. This can also be chosen by a Syncovery.ini line such as ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv


Syncovery 9.20 (64-bit)
- Now supports synchronizing folder timestamps in two-way profiles
- Also now supports synchronizing NTFS permissions in two-way profiles. To enable this, please see at the bottom of the Advanced tab sheet of the Security and Shares dialog
- The Security and Share dialog has been redesigned, with new two-way sync related settings on the Advanced tab sheet
- A new checkmark for permissions: “Compare permissions of existing items only if recently accessed”. This should speed up the scanning/comparison phase without missing any changes in NTFS security setting
- The Syncovery Remote Service has been updated to also support this new checkmark and include only the NTFS security info for recent items in the listing
- The new feature “Copy Pinned Files Only” can now be chosen separately for the left and right sides
- Better handling of HTTP error 416 when uploading to Box (which can sometimes occur if a chunk is re-uploaded after a timeout or server error)
- Improved TGPuttyLib and compatibility with the Sz format in conjunction with “Verify copied files”
- When copying from an Internet Protocol to another Internet Protocol and using the Sz format for compression and/or encryption, previous versions would actually do the Sz processing twice (once during download and then again during upload), resulting in a redundantly double-Sz’ed file. This has been fixed
- The new version can now correctly unpack/restore such redundant double-Sz’ed files


Syncovery 9.19 (64-bit)
- Adds two new settings to the “General Filters” tab sheet, which are mostly relevant when copying the local OneDrive folder: “Skip Offline Files” and “Copy Pinned Files Only”. Pinned files are those with the checkmark “Always keep on this device” in Windows Explorer
- Adds the FileCopy function to the PascalScript language


Syncovery 9.18 (64-bit)
- Synthetic Restore doesn’t need to extract zip files to a temp folder any more, instead it extracts only the required blocks directly to the destination file
- Fixes a cloud upload error “Uploading to a folder that has not been read”


Syncovery 9.17 (64-bit)
- Can now generate new private/public key pairs for use with SSH/SFTP
- Fixes a bogus “duplicate folder” error with Microsoft Azure which could occur when folders had been created with other software, or the Azure management console
- Fixes uploading errors to Google Cloud Storage
- Cloud stability improvements


Syncovery 9.16 (64-bit)
- Compressed Archives/Package filenames are no longer encrypted. Only the contained files will be encrypted. The zip/sz archive itself will have a regular name with file extension, such as Backup 12884.12888.33554434.12888-2020-10-02 22.45.44.zip. This change also fixes an error 217 when the archive is copied to the destination.
- Fixes hangs with the Mega API
- Adds a caching mechanism for IP addresses (resolved domain names) to reduce DNS queries and/or operating system function calls
- Stability and hang reporting improvements with multithreaded operations
- Google Cloud Storage authorizations are now requested with a higher level again to allow metadata manipulation of existing files, such as timestamp setting
- Various additional improvements and bug fixes


Syncovery 9.15 (64-bit)
- First Mac Release of Syncovery 9
- Cloud Cache Databases for Google Drive, DropBox, Box, and OneDrive/Sharepoint/Graph now store an addition flag to confirm that empty folders have been scanned and confirmed to be empty. This allows Syncovery to work correctly even if the subfolder selection for an existing profile is modified by the user, and some folders aren’t present in the cache yet. Syncovery 9.15 will have to re-confirm all empty folders once when you run a cloud based profile the first time after updating. This can result in a longer folder scanning process (only once per profile).
- Should fix an issue where Syncovery would not see some folders on OneDrive
- Various additional minor improvements and bug fixes


Syncovery 9.12 (64-bit)
- The Sz format can now be used for Synthetic Backup
- Web GUI improvements
- Windows only: one-way jobs can now be set to ignore files that have a different size but identical timestamp
- Windows only: prevents windows from appearing offscreen
- Windows only: fixes a possible Range Check Error when using the experimental “Pure SSH” transfer method


Syncovery 9.11 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.09 (64-bit)
- Adds SendHTTPRequest PascalScript function
- Fixes locked files errors in Sz packages not triggering a volume shadowing
- Various bug fixes and stability improvements with cloud connectors, especially Google Drive


Syncovery 9.08 (64-bit)
- For Google Drive and Sharepoint/OneDrive/Graph, adds a checkmark on the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog that allows to use the changes-based listing “Except For First Scan (scan folders directly if cache database is empty)”. This choice is on by default for new profiles, to avoid lengthy history processing
- Fixes a possible lockup when the max. number of profiles per process is set to 1
- Fixes unnecessary logging to Syncovery_realtime_status_log.txt, which could cause it to become quite large


Syncovery 9.07 (64-bit)
- Adds support for team folders in DropBox Business. Use the upper Browse button on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog to switch from your personal DropBox to the team root folder
- Fixes a error “Unsupported MultiSz version” in the Syncovery Remote Service when unpacking incoming Sz packages
- Automatically reduces SFTP upload block sizes if larger sizes are incompatible with the SFTP server
- Avoids trying to download Google Drive internal links (which cannot be downloaded or exported)
- Additional bug fixes


Syncovery 9.06 (64-bit)
- Reduces the upload buffer size for TGPuttyLib to fix compatibility problems with some SFTP servers
- File timestamps are now rounded to whole seconds when uploading via SFTP using the SecureBlackBox implementation
- Enables Syncovery to handle FTP or SFTP folders with mixed filename encodings (where UTF-8 and Windows ANSI are inconsistently mixed)
- Fixes email notifications sometimes not being sent, or not containing the log file as attachment
- Additional bug fixes


Syncovery 9.05 (64-bit)
- Uses a new, advanced ETA algorithm that takes different copying speeds of smaller and larger files into account, as well as different speeds for uploading and downloading, and also measures the speeds of additional actions such as deletions and renames, and takes them into account
- A new checkmark “Empty Folders” on the Sync Preview allows you to hide and show empty folders, and also prevent the creation of empty folders (if you forgot to remove the Empty Folders checkmark in the profile and you don’t want them)
- No longer attempts to upload files over 100 MB to Google Drive for conversion into native Google Docs. Instead, the original file format will be preserved on upload. Also falls back to unconverted uploads if the converted upload fails (rather than retrying many times)
- Uses a newer version of Windows’ Browse for Folder Dialog
- Adds UseBinaryCompToAvoidCopying variable for PascalScripts
- More quickly skips over folders that can’t be deleted
- Fixes a problem that could occur if the folder for deleted files was on the top level of a cloud strage (such as /Deleted)
- Fixes progress reporting for larger file uploads to MEGA
- Fixes setting timestamps via TGPuttyLib reporting errors despite being successful
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 9.04 (64-bit)
- Contains updated libraries for Internet Connectivity, especially for FTP. All protocols can now verify SSL/TLS server certificates correctly, including hostname verification
- Fixes notification emails sometimes being sent although not selected for that case, and includes a more precise reason why the email was sent or not in the log file


Syncovery 9.03 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.02 (64-bit)
- Fixes rare hangs in https transfers
- Now also available in French
- Contains new Syncovery File System Monitoring Service v1.20, now also in 64-bit, with updated CBFS Filter driver v2017.0.22.108
- Fixes dialog element sizes when using the “Enlarge user interface” feature
- Fixes accessing Google Drive Shared Drives with Chinese and other International characters in the drive name
- Adds support for default user rights when using the integrated User Management feature (via an INI file entry like NewUserRights=,5,6,8,)
- Fixes the obsolete SCP and the experimental “Pure SSH” protocols
- Allows up to 10 parallel uploads or downloads to and from DropBox (use carefully – can cause penalty delays)
- Adds the first instalment of a REST API – when the browser based web interface is active, you can use profilelist.json to get a machine readable profile list with status and scheduled times etc. This read-only profilelist.json can be accessed without authentication if you use the INI file lines SkipProfileListAuth=1 or SkipProfileListAuthForIP=192.168.12.58.
- Fixes some registry entries being made although the program is used in portable mode
- Additional smaller improvements


Syncovery 9.01 (64-bit)
- Improved getting and setting of file attributes and timestamps, which should result in a slight speed advantage and improved reliability of timestamp setting after files have been copied, especially with non-Windows drives (such as network drives or driver letters provided by third party apps).
- The Graph protocol can now access multiple users’ OneDrives, provided that the user is a Site Administrator for these OneDrives, or that Syncovery is given domain specific App Registration details and Admin Consent is granted via portal.azure.com (email us for detailed instructions).
- Adds new PascalScript hooks OnCanRunProfile and OnGetNextRunTime, as well as a few helper functions
- Log-on, Log-off, and shutdown/reboot jobs can now be run via the service
- Some Retry? questions during file copying now have a better dialog box with timeout and the ability to choose “Always retry” or “Never retry”
- Background jobs run by the scheduler will now also show the copying rate
- Various additional improvements


Syncovery 9.00 (64-bit)
- Includes a new SFTP Implementation called TGPuttyLib, based on PuTTY by Simon Tatham. This will allow very fast transfer speeds
- The Sz file format can now be used with packages containing more than one file. The Remote Service has been updated to version 9 with the ability to extract Sz packages.
- The multi-file Sz format is now used for archiving json history files from cloud servers that support the changes based listing. The advantage is that json files no longer need to be unzipped prior to processing them, because they can be read from the Sz file directly.
- Three new checkboxes on the Gears toolbar button menu: “Minimize to Tray” and “Run Profiles in Main Window” and “Hide Sync Preview While Copying” (under Running Options). Please note: the GUI uses a square tray icon, while the Background Scheduler uses the traditional round icon. Both can coexist at the same time, which is by design.
- A new way to run profiles is available in the Profile Overview context menu: “Run in Background With Preview”
- More detailed status reporting for background jobs in the profile overview, with copying rate and ETA
- Can now set Unix Permissions when using FTP or SFTP (see the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog in the profile)
- A new option is available under Files->More in the profiles: Copy Only XXX MegaBytes per run
- In Real-Time mode, Syncovery can now regularly check Internet based folders for changes. This works best with cloud storages that use a changes-based listing method: Google Drive, Sharepoint, OneDrive, DropBox, and Box.
- On other storages, Syncovery can check the base folder for changes regularly, and scan subfolders if they have new modification timestamps. However, most servers will not update folder modification timestamps correctly across the whole hierarchy, so that a regular full scan would still be necessary. To avoid this, Syncovery itself can ensure that parent folder timestamps are updated when it uploads to an Internet server. It will do so in real-time two-way profiles, or if the option “Touch parent folders” is chosen on the Folders tab sheet in the profile. This technique might not work with some types of servers (such as FTP, Amazon S3, Azure – but SFTP is fine).
- The new behavior can be chosen on the Real-Time Settings dialog, on the new tab sheet “Internet Folders (Polling for Changes)”. The new features are also available as separate options, when you scroll down on the “Folders” and “File Age and Size” tab sheets.
- Can upload NTFS security settings and Alternate Data Streams for folders to storages like FTP or Google Drive, by putting them in .metadata-syncovery-MD5 files. These settings can be applied back to local folders on restore/download.
- Can include NTFS security settings and Alternate Data Streams for files in Zip and Sz files. Options for thes features have been added to the Security and Shares dialog as well as the Alternate Data Streams dialog.
- Can upload symbolic links to storages that do not support them, by storing them in .$symlink files. New checkmarks for this feature have been added to the General Filters tab sheet.
- Supports High-DPI monitors with hi-res graphics and fonts
- Supports “Shared with me” items on Google Drive. Use the topmost Browse button on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog to choose between your main Google Drive and Shared with me items (and possibly additional Shared Drives or Team Drives).
- Allows minimizing while building file list
- Is generally more responsive. All network accesses are now performed in separate threads. Profiles can be canceled even while Syncovery is waiting for a response from the network or server.

更新時間：2021-03-31
更新細節：

更新時間：2021-03-28
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

- ykman v4 support
- setting expiry date in the past
- line breaks in Markdown notes
- overlapping generator icon on password inputs
- export format HTML issues
- calendar tooltips in different time zones
- restored the missing local file icon on the open screen
- new Windows code signing certificate

更新時間：2021-03-28
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Remote Utilities - Host 7.0.0.3
Fixed:
- License file drag-and-drop onto the drop area in License key storage didn't work in some cases
- Minor issues when uninstalling the product
- Minor issues with Arabic and Hebrew translations


Remote Utilities - Host 7.0.0.2
Fixed:
- Full Control and View mode indefinitely showed the "Connecting" screen ("worldmap") in certain conditions
- The Ask user permission feature didn't work when the "Ask only if user logged on" checkbox was enabled
- Various commands in the File Transfer mode, such as Edit (F4) and Execute (F9) did not work properly. This also included issues with overwriting remove files
- The Remote Execute mode protocol has been revamped. Fixed issues with running files and programs as a given user. Both Viewer and Host must be updated for this fix to apply
- Dragging-and-dropping files onto a remote desktop did not work
- Restarting Agent as did not work in certain conditions
- The Monitors dropdown list on the Full Control mode toolbar did not work if the remote desktop was showing the Logon screen
- Simple update mechanism logging improved, plus minor fixes to the mechanism itself
- Viewer main window froze when receiving multiple notifications from RU Server (e.g. about new address books found and license keys available on the server)
- A bug with mouse cursor position when clicking

- Improved: Mouse cursor shape for mobile clients
- Added: Greek interface language
- Minor fixes to localization files
- Other fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Host 7.0.0.1
- Fixed: An issue with the Host's "Close remote session if idle" feature that caused remote connection to drop unexpectedly


Remote Utilities - Host 7.0.0.0
New features and improvements:
- Centralized license key management on RU Server. You can add license keys on RU Server and deploy them across connected (signed in) Viewers
- Import of Active Directory computers into RU Server address book on schedule. The server address book can be synced with Viewers using the address book sync role
- Ability to disable syncing of certain connection properties. This allows multiple techs to have unique properties for the same connections in a synced address book
- Host log can now optionally be written to Windows event log
- Program interface now fully supports high DPI resolutions. No ugly scaling on 2K/4K monitors anymore
- Added Viewer command line parameter that allows you to send username in the command line
- New blank remote screen mechanism with the ability to add custom text to the remote screen when it's blanked
- Sending emails with access credentials using the "SMTP" feature (see configurator) now supports TLS 1.
- Clipboard transfer can now be disabled in Host settings for added security/privacy
- Maximum address book thumbnail size is now 1024px instead of 250px
- Added port manager in RU Server settings that allows for more granular port settings. For example, different roles and IP filters can be set for different ports
- Signing in on a self-hosted server is now in background with the status shown in the status ba
- Viewer-to-RUServer and Host-to-RUServer authentication is now TLS 1.2-based instead of RSA, which makes authentication on the server significantly faster
- Viewer now automatically signs back in on a self-hosted server if connection is interrupted
- The "Send clipboard as keystrokes" feature has been added. This may help with entering passwords on a remote Windows welcome screen
- Host log now displays the originating IP address of the Viewer
- Overall improved Host, Agent and RU Server logging

Fixed:
- The remote File Transfer folders now open much faster. Note: this feature requires updating both Viewer and Host to the new version
- Fixed memory leak issues when running Host/Agent on certain configurations that could cause Host/Agent to freeze
- Fixed NTLM authentication issue in Viewer running on a computer with online Microsoft account
- Some issues that could make RU server freeze during custom server security authentication or when viewing active/idle connections in the Admin Console
- Fixed issue with some keys (Enter, Shift) not working on a remote computer in some circumstances
- Fixed some issues with the advanced mouse scroll


Remote Utilities - Host 6.10.10.0
- Fixed an issue that caused the system to crash when applying Windows updates KB4503293 and KB4501375 on some systems. It is advised to first update Remote Utilities before applying those Windows updates
- Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Host 6.10.9.0
- Fixed an issue that caused connections in the address book to briefly go offline and back online even on a stable Internet connection
- Fixed Fixed an issue that sometimes caused Host service to stop after authorization


Remote Utilities - Host 6.10.8.0
- Synchronization of large address books via the self-hosted server (RU Server) was improved
- Keyboard input model in Viewer connection properties can now be explicitly selected on the Keyboard tab
- Fixed an issue with RU Server which would sometimes cause client authorization to drop
- Fixed an issue with email notifications not sent via SMTP when using non-Latin characters in computer name
- Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Host 6.10.5.0
- Fixed an issue with certain keyboard shortucts not working after the previous program update
- Fixed an issue with blank remote screen feature not working on Windows 10 in some cases
- Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Host 6.10.3.0
- Added Ability to switch to the legacy keyboard input model in Viewer connection properties
- Fixed an issue with certain Windows hotkeys and key combinations not working


Remote Utilities - Host 6.10.2.0

Added:
- Ability to specify your own SMTP settings in the MSI Configurator for the "Send email" feature. Note: This feature has replaced the old mechanism of sending emails via our hosted service
- Added Local cursor now takes the shape of the remote cursor. This lets the program display different remote cursor states (such as column resizing arrows) correctly

Fixed:
- Fixed Fixed an issue with some Settings protection checkboxes not saving in Host configuration window
- FixedRemote printing now works with apps such as Edge and Photos
- FixedSession video recording consumes less CPU resouces on the Viewer. Session videos now show the remote cursor
- Fixed Fixed an issue with RU Server's Auto-import feature which caused RU Server service to hang/freeze in certain conditions
- Fixed Switching to the main Viewer window is now possible even when an authorization prompt window is being displayed. The authorization prompt window is no longer modal
- Fixed Fixed a bug which would sometimes cause switching the typing focus away from the mini-chage window in Full Control connection mode
- Fixed Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Host 6.9.0.4

- Added authorization methods — Single password, RU Security, Windows security and Custom Server Security — can now be enabled simultaneously using checkboxes
- Added 2-step verification has been added. You can use Google Authenticator or any other similar app to receive the security code when connecting to a remote Host
- Added The self-hosted server can now be protected with a PIN-code against unauthorized use of the Internet-ID feature by strangers who happen to find out or guess the server's address and port
- Added You can now remotely restart the Agent as administrator (provided you know the credentials) in order to perform the necessary tasks during a remote session, such as installing programs and interacting with UAC prompts
- Added The use of the self-hosted server's Internet-ID feature can now be restricted to authorized users only (i.e. permission-based use of the Internet-ID)
- Added Single-password security is now more clearly separated from Remote Utilities Security in connection properties on the Viewer side. Namely, the password and username/password can be saved separately for each of these two authorization methods
- Added Data encryption protocol has been changed to a more modern TLS 1.2
- Added Host authority is now verified automatically based on certificates. If Host certificate has been changed the Viewer receives a warning
- Added New and more streamlined Host settings interface with a Dashboard that summarizes the most important details
- Added The remote screen transfer speed of dynamically changing content (e.g. videos) over slow connections has been increased
- Added New "Log off on disconnect" option added to connection properties
- Added "Force custom server security" option can now be enabled for a user account on RU Server. This option, when enabled, forces this specific user to connect to Hosts using Custom Server Security only (provided the user is signed in on the server)
- Added Left-hand mouse support
- Fixed Remote Utilities monitor driver (the one used for blanking remote screen) now works on Windows 10 with secure boot enabled
- Fixed Data transmission protocol for the remote sound feature has been updated. The new protocol is not backward compatible with older versions
- Fixed A bug that would cause a folder in an address book to disappear when dragged onto itself
- Fixed A bug that would cause the notification panel to stay on the desktop even after remote connection was closed or terminated
- Fixed A bug that would cause the address book file to get corrupted in some cases after closing the Viewer
- Fixed A bug that would cause the Viewer to show a warning when trying to unbind hotkeys in Viewer options
- Fixed Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Host 6.8.0.1

Added:
- Custom Host installers built with the MSI Configurator can now be digitally signed

Fixed:
- Minor fixes and improvements

更新時間：2021-03-28
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Remote Utilities - Viewer 7.0.0.3
Fixed:
- License file drag-and-drop onto the drop area in License key storage didn't work in some cases
- Minor issues when uninstalling the product
- Minor issues with Arabic and Hebrew translations


Remote Utilities - Viewer 7.0.0.2
Fixed:
- Full Control and View mode indefinitely showed the "Connecting" screen ("worldmap") in certain conditions
- The Ask user permission feature didn't work when the "Ask only if user logged on" checkbox was enabled
- Various commands in the File Transfer mode, such as Edit (F4) and Execute (F9) did not work properly. This also included issues with overwriting remove files
- The Remote Execute mode protocol has been revamped. Fixed issues with running files and programs as a given user. Both Viewer and Host must be updated for this fix to apply
- Dragging-and-dropping files onto a remote desktop did not work
- Restarting Agent as did not work in certain conditions
- The Monitors dropdown list on the Full Control mode toolbar did not work if the remote desktop was showing the Logon screen
- Simple update mechanism logging improved, plus minor fixes to the mechanism itself
- Viewer main window froze when receiving multiple notifications from RU Server (e.g. about new address books found and license keys available on the server)
- A bug with mouse cursor position when clicking

- Improved: Mouse cursor shape for mobile clients
- Added: Greek interface language
- Minor fixes to localization files
- Other fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Viewer 7.0.0.1
- Fixed: An issue with the Host's "Close remote session if idle" feature that caused remote connection to drop unexpectedly


Remote Utilities - Viewer 7.0.0.0
New features and improvements:
- Centralized license key management on RU Server. You can add license keys on RU Server and deploy them across connected (signed in) Viewers
- Import of Active Directory computers into RU Server address book on schedule. The server address book can be synced with Viewers using the address book sync role
- Ability to disable syncing of certain connection properties. This allows multiple techs to have unique properties for the same connections in a synced address book
- Host log can now optionally be written to Windows event log
- Program interface now fully supports high DPI resolutions. No ugly scaling on 2K/4K monitors anymore
- Added Viewer command line parameter that allows you to send username in the command line
- New blank remote screen mechanism with the ability to add custom text to the remote screen when it's blanked
- Sending emails with access credentials using the "SMTP" feature (see configurator) now supports TLS 1.
- Clipboard transfer can now be disabled in Host settings for added security/privacy
- Maximum address book thumbnail size is now 1024px instead of 250px
- Added port manager in RU Server settings that allows for more granular port settings. For example, different roles and IP filters can be set for different ports
- Signing in on a self-hosted server is now in background with the status shown in the status ba
- Viewer-to-RUServer and Host-to-RUServer authentication is now TLS 1.2-based instead of RSA, which makes authentication on the server significantly faster
- Viewer now automatically signs back in on a self-hosted server if connection is interrupted
- The "Send clipboard as keystrokes" feature has been added. This may help with entering passwords on a remote Windows welcome screen
- Host log now displays the originating IP address of the Viewer
- Overall improved Host, Agent and RU Server logging

Fixed:
- The remote File Transfer folders now open much faster. Note: this feature requires updating both Viewer and Host to the new version
- Fixed memory leak issues when running Host/Agent on certain configurations that could cause Host/Agent to freeze
- Fixed NTLM authentication issue in Viewer running on a computer with online Microsoft account
- Some issues that could make RU server freeze during custom server security authentication or when viewing active/idle connections in the Admin Console
- Fixed issue with some keys (Enter, Shift) not working on a remote computer in some circumstances
- Fixed some issues with the advanced mouse scroll


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.10.10.0
- Fixed an issue that caused the system to crash when applying Windows updates KB4503293 and KB4501375 on some systems. It is advised to first update Remote Utilities before applying those Windows updates
- Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.10.9.0
- Fixed an issue that caused connections in the address book to briefly go offline and back online even on a stable Internet connection
- Fixed Fixed an issue that sometimes caused Host service to stop after authorization


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.10.8.0
- Synchronization of large address books via the self-hosted server (RU Server) was improved
- Keyboard input model in Viewer connection properties can now be explicitly selected on the Keyboard tab
- Fixed an issue with RU Server which would sometimes cause client authorization to drop
- Fixed an issue with email notifications not sent via SMTP when using non-Latin characters in computer name
- Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.10.5.0
- Fixed an issue with certain keyboard shortucts not working after the previous program update
- Fixed an issue with blank remote screen feature not working on Windows 10 in some cases
- Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.10.3.0
- Added Ability to switch to the legacy keyboard input model in Viewer connection properties
- Fixed an issue with certain Windows hotkeys and key combinations not working


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.10.2.0

Added:
- Ability to specify your own SMTP settings in the MSI Configurator for the "Send email" feature. Note: This feature has replaced the old mechanism of sending emails via our hosted service
- Added Local cursor now takes the shape of the remote cursor. This lets the program display different remote cursor states (such as column resizing arrows) correctly

Fixed:
- Fixed Fixed an issue with some Settings protection checkboxes not saving in Host configuration window
- FixedRemote printing now works with apps such as Edge and Photos
- FixedSession video recording consumes less CPU resouces on the Viewer. Session videos now show the remote cursor
- Fixed Fixed an issue with RU Server's Auto-import feature which caused RU Server service to hang/freeze in certain conditions
- Fixed Switching to the main Viewer window is now possible even when an authorization prompt window is being displayed. The authorization prompt window is no longer modal
- Fixed Fixed a bug which would sometimes cause switching the typing focus away from the mini-chage window in Full Control connection mode
- Fixed Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.9.0.4

- Added authorization methods — Single password, RU Security, Windows security and Custom Server Security — can now be enabled simultaneously using checkboxes
- Added 2-step verification has been added. You can use Google Authenticator or any other similar app to receive the security code when connecting to a remote Host
- Added The self-hosted server can now be protected with a PIN-code against unauthorized use of the Internet-ID feature by strangers who happen to find out or guess the server's address and port
- Added You can now remotely restart the Agent as administrator (provided you know the credentials) in order to perform the necessary tasks during a remote session, such as installing programs and interacting with UAC prompts
- Added The use of the self-hosted server's Internet-ID feature can now be restricted to authorized users only (i.e. permission-based use of the Internet-ID)
- Added Single-password security is now more clearly separated from Remote Utilities Security in connection properties on the Viewer side. Namely, the password and username/password can be saved separately for each of these two authorization methods
- Added Data encryption protocol has been changed to a more modern TLS 1.2
- Added Host authority is now verified automatically based on certificates. If Host certificate has been changed the Viewer receives a warning
- Added New and more streamlined Host settings interface with a Dashboard that summarizes the most important details
- Added The remote screen transfer speed of dynamically changing content (e.g. videos) over slow connections has been increased
- Added New "Log off on disconnect" option added to connection properties
- Added "Force custom server security" option can now be enabled for a user account on RU Server. This option, when enabled, forces this specific user to connect to Hosts using Custom Server Security only (provided the user is signed in on the server)
- Added Left-hand mouse support
- Fixed Remote Utilities monitor driver (the one used for blanking remote screen) now works on Windows 10 with secure boot enabled
- Fixed Data transmission protocol for the remote sound feature has been updated. The new protocol is not backward compatible with older versions
- Fixed A bug that would cause a folder in an address book to disappear when dragged onto itself
- Fixed A bug that would cause the notification panel to stay on the desktop even after remote connection was closed or terminated
- Fixed A bug that would cause the address book file to get corrupted in some cases after closing the Viewer
- Fixed A bug that would cause the Viewer to show a warning when trying to unbind hotkeys in Viewer options
- Fixed Minor fixes and improvements


Remote Utilities - Viewer 6.8.0.1

Added:
- Custom Host installers built with the MSI Configurator can now be digitally signed

Fixed:
- Minor fixes and improvements

更新時間：2021-03-28
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Syncovery 9.33 (64-bit)
- Adds a list of S3-compatible storage providers to choose from, on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog. Includes compatibility fixes for Linode Object Storage
- Fixes the scheduler sometimes starting profiles immediately, when it is started, rather than using the scheduled interval
- Fixes a few somewhat rare issues with history-based cloud listings


Syncovery 9.32 (64-bit)
- Now completely compatible with storadera.com, an Amazon S3-compatible storage service
- Adds the ability to specify the column separator for actions log CSV files with Syncovery.ini entries like this
- ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv
- ActionsCSVLogFileColDelim=
- Adds the $YEARFORWEEKOFYEAR and $YEARFORUSWEEKOFYEAR variables to match $WEEKOFYEAR and $USWEEKOFYEAR
- Fixes more uploading issues and folder deletion with Mediafire
- Fixes a bogus “CreateFile” error when Syncovery tried to copy to a folder before actually creating it
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 9.31 (64-bit)
- Can now import .dat files containing profiles from another backup tool
- The Multi Edit Tool can now set scheduling based on intervals
- “Run Profiles in Main Window” is now the default for new installations
- Uses fewer separate work threads for profiles that run in separate threads already (such as background jobs)


Syncovery 9.29 (64-bit)
- Improved speed for the “Find Renamed Files” step
- Reinstates functionality of the “Different Delay for Older Versions” on the Exact Mirror Settings dialog box. This feature didn’t actually have any effect in recent Syncovery versions
- Implements re-uploading of files to DropBox if committing the batch fails


Syncovery 9.28 (64-bit)
- Implemented batch uploads to DropBox, greatly increasing upload speed when uploading many smaller files, and reducing HTTP errors and the necessity for retries
- Bug fixes


Syncovery 9.26 (64-bit)
- Adds complete support for Dark Mode. Colors and various new dark and light themes can be chosen by clicking on the Gears toolbar button and choosing “Themes and Colors…”


Syncovery 9.25 (64-bit)
- Some work in preparation for Dark Mode has been made; separate color sets for light and dark mode can be chosen
- MEGA SDK updated and made more stable
- Fixed a rare DB update error
- Now processes file listings from cloud services even if incorrect UTF-8 byte sequences are found
- Fixed filenames from WebDAV sometimes not being decoded (and containing %20 instead of spaces)
- Fixed clean-up of unneeded synthetic backup files sometimes not working
- Contains a bug fix restoring split zip files
- Additional improvements


Syncovery 9.23 (64-bit)
- The SmartTracking and cache databases can now hold paths up to 30,000 UTF-8 bytes long
- Fixes polling of cloud servers (for two-way real-time syncs), which did not seem to detect changes in subfolders and did not work on Mac
- Additional smaller fixes, including those from the Linux version 9.23


Syncovery 9.22 (64-bit)
- Implements retries for failed E-mail notification sending
- Automatically tries different SMTP ports and TLS settings if a notification can’t be sent
- Fixes a database error being shown a job’s final result summary caused by a path that is too long for the database. This error will still be logged, but not as the final result summary
- Additional smaller fixes


Syncovery 9.21 (64-bit)
- Adds support for Azure Shared Access Signatures (SAS URIs)
- Adds the /CSVLOG=xxx command line parameter, which will log all copying, deleting and other actions to a CSV file. This can also be chosen by a Syncovery.ini line such as ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv


Syncovery 9.20 (64-bit)
- Now supports synchronizing folder timestamps in two-way profiles
- Also now supports synchronizing NTFS permissions in two-way profiles. To enable this, please see at the bottom of the Advanced tab sheet of the Security and Shares dialog
- The Security and Share dialog has been redesigned, with new two-way sync related settings on the Advanced tab sheet
- A new checkmark for permissions: “Compare permissions of existing items only if recently accessed”. This should speed up the scanning/comparison phase without missing any changes in NTFS security setting
- The Syncovery Remote Service has been updated to also support this new checkmark and include only the NTFS security info for recent items in the listing
- The new feature “Copy Pinned Files Only” can now be chosen separately for the left and right sides
- Better handling of HTTP error 416 when uploading to Box (which can sometimes occur if a chunk is re-uploaded after a timeout or server error)
- Improved TGPuttyLib and compatibility with the Sz format in conjunction with “Verify copied files”
- When copying from an Internet Protocol to another Internet Protocol and using the Sz format for compression and/or encryption, previous versions would actually do the Sz processing twice (once during download and then again during upload), resulting in a redundantly double-Sz’ed file. This has been fixed
- The new version can now correctly unpack/restore such redundant double-Sz’ed files


Syncovery 9.19 (64-bit)
- Adds two new settings to the “General Filters” tab sheet, which are mostly relevant when copying the local OneDrive folder: “Skip Offline Files” and “Copy Pinned Files Only”. Pinned files are those with the checkmark “Always keep on this device” in Windows Explorer
- Adds the FileCopy function to the PascalScript language


Syncovery 9.18 (64-bit)
- Synthetic Restore doesn’t need to extract zip files to a temp folder any more, instead it extracts only the required blocks directly to the destination file
- Fixes a cloud upload error “Uploading to a folder that has not been read”


Syncovery 9.17 (64-bit)
- Can now generate new private/public key pairs for use with SSH/SFTP
- Fixes a bogus “duplicate folder” error with Microsoft Azure which could occur when folders had been created with other software, or the Azure management console
- Fixes uploading errors to Google Cloud Storage
- Cloud stability improvements


Syncovery 9.16 (64-bit)
- Compressed Archives/Package filenames are no longer encrypted. Only the contained files will be encrypted. The zip/sz archive itself will have a regular name with file extension, such as Backup 12884.12888.33554434.12888-2020-10-02 22.45.44.zip. This change also fixes an error 217 when the archive is copied to the destination.
- Fixes hangs with the Mega API
- Adds a caching mechanism for IP addresses (resolved domain names) to reduce DNS queries and/or operating system function calls
- Stability and hang reporting improvements with multithreaded operations
- Google Cloud Storage authorizations are now requested with a higher level again to allow metadata manipulation of existing files, such as timestamp setting
- Various additional improvements and bug fixes


Syncovery 9.15 (64-bit)
- First Mac Release of Syncovery 9
- Cloud Cache Databases for Google Drive, DropBox, Box, and OneDrive/Sharepoint/Graph now store an addition flag to confirm that empty folders have been scanned and confirmed to be empty. This allows Syncovery to work correctly even if the subfolder selection for an existing profile is modified by the user, and some folders aren’t present in the cache yet. Syncovery 9.15 will have to re-confirm all empty folders once when you run a cloud based profile the first time after updating. This can result in a longer folder scanning process (only once per profile).
- Should fix an issue where Syncovery would not see some folders on OneDrive
- Various additional minor improvements and bug fixes


Syncovery 9.12 (64-bit)
- The Sz format can now be used for Synthetic Backup
- Web GUI improvements
- Windows only: one-way jobs can now be set to ignore files that have a different size but identical timestamp
- Windows only: prevents windows from appearing offscreen
- Windows only: fixes a possible Range Check Error when using the experimental “Pure SSH” transfer method


Syncovery 9.11 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.09 (64-bit)
- Adds SendHTTPRequest PascalScript function
- Fixes locked files errors in Sz packages not triggering a volume shadowing
- Various bug fixes and stability improvements with cloud connectors, especially Google Drive


Syncovery 9.08 (64-bit)
- For Google Drive and Sharepoint/OneDrive/Graph, adds a checkmark on the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog that allows to use the changes-based listing “Except For First Scan (scan folders directly if cache database is empty)”. This choice is on by default for new profiles, to avoid lengthy history processing
- Fixes a possible lockup when the max. number of profiles per process is set to 1
- Fixes unnecessary logging to Syncovery_realtime_status_log.txt, which could cause it to become quite large


Syncovery 9.07 (64-bit)
- Adds support for team folders in DropBox Business. Use the upper Browse button on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog to switch from your personal DropBox to the team root folder
- Fixes a error “Unsupported MultiSz version” in the Syncovery Remote Service when unpacking incoming Sz packages
- Automatically reduces SFTP upload block sizes if larger sizes are incompatible with the SFTP server
- Avoids trying to download Google Drive internal links (which cannot be downloaded or exported)
- Additional bug fixes


Syncovery 9.06 (64-bit)
- Reduces the upload buffer size for TGPuttyLib to fix compatibility problems with some SFTP servers
- File timestamps are now rounded to whole seconds when uploading via SFTP using the SecureBlackBox implementation
- Enables Syncovery to handle FTP or SFTP folders with mixed filename encodings (where UTF-8 and Windows ANSI are inconsistently mixed)
- Fixes email notifications sometimes not being sent, or not containing the log file as attachment
- Additional bug fixes


Syncovery 9.05 (64-bit)
- Uses a new, advanced ETA algorithm that takes different copying speeds of smaller and larger files into account, as well as different speeds for uploading and downloading, and also measures the speeds of additional actions such as deletions and renames, and takes them into account
- A new checkmark “Empty Folders” on the Sync Preview allows you to hide and show empty folders, and also prevent the creation of empty folders (if you forgot to remove the Empty Folders checkmark in the profile and you don’t want them)
- No longer attempts to upload files over 100 MB to Google Drive for conversion into native Google Docs. Instead, the original file format will be preserved on upload. Also falls back to unconverted uploads if the converted upload fails (rather than retrying many times)
- Uses a newer version of Windows’ Browse for Folder Dialog
- Adds UseBinaryCompToAvoidCopying variable for PascalScripts
- More quickly skips over folders that can’t be deleted
- Fixes a problem that could occur if the folder for deleted files was on the top level of a cloud strage (such as /Deleted)
- Fixes progress reporting for larger file uploads to MEGA
- Fixes setting timestamps via TGPuttyLib reporting errors despite being successful
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 9.04 (64-bit)
- Contains updated libraries for Internet Connectivity, especially for FTP. All protocols can now verify SSL/TLS server certificates correctly, including hostname verification
- Fixes notification emails sometimes being sent although not selected for that case, and includes a more precise reason why the email was sent or not in the log file


Syncovery 9.03 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 9.02 (64-bit)
- Fixes rare hangs in https transfers
- Now also available in French
- Contains new Syncovery File System Monitoring Service v1.20, now also in 64-bit, with updated CBFS Filter driver v2017.0.22.108
- Fixes dialog element sizes when using the “Enlarge user interface” feature
- Fixes accessing Google Drive Shared Drives with Chinese and other International characters in the drive name
- Adds support for default user rights when using the integrated User Management feature (via an INI file entry like NewUserRights=,5,6,8,)
- Fixes the obsolete SCP and the experimental “Pure SSH” protocols
- Allows up to 10 parallel uploads or downloads to and from DropBox (use carefully – can cause penalty delays)
- Adds the first instalment of a REST API – when the browser based web interface is active, you can use profilelist.json to get a machine readable profile list with status and scheduled times etc. This read-only profilelist.json can be accessed without authentication if you use the INI file lines SkipProfileListAuth=1 or SkipProfileListAuthForIP=192.168.12.58.
- Fixes some registry entries being made although the program is used in portable mode
- Additional smaller improvements


Syncovery 9.01 (64-bit)
- Improved getting and setting of file attributes and timestamps, which should result in a slight speed advantage and improved reliability of timestamp setting after files have been copied, especially with non-Windows drives (such as network drives or driver letters provided by third party apps).
- The Graph protocol can now access multiple users’ OneDrives, provided that the user is a Site Administrator for these OneDrives, or that Syncovery is given domain specific App Registration details and Admin Consent is granted via portal.azure.com (email us for detailed instructions).
- Adds new PascalScript hooks OnCanRunProfile and OnGetNextRunTime, as well as a few helper functions
- Log-on, Log-off, and shutdown/reboot jobs can now be run via the service
- Some Retry? questions during file copying now have a better dialog box with timeout and the ability to choose “Always retry” or “Never retry”
- Background jobs run by the scheduler will now also show the copying rate
- Various additional improvements


Syncovery 9.00 (64-bit)
- Includes a new SFTP Implementation called TGPuttyLib, based on PuTTY by Simon Tatham. This will allow very fast transfer speeds
- The Sz file format can now be used with packages containing more than one file. The Remote Service has been updated to version 9 with the ability to extract Sz packages.
- The multi-file Sz format is now used for archiving json history files from cloud servers that support the changes based listing. The advantage is that json files no longer need to be unzipped prior to processing them, because they can be read from the Sz file directly.
- Three new checkboxes on the Gears toolbar button menu: “Minimize to Tray” and “Run Profiles in Main Window” and “Hide Sync Preview While Copying” (under Running Options). Please note: the GUI uses a square tray icon, while the Background Scheduler uses the traditional round icon. Both can coexist at the same time, which is by design.
- A new way to run profiles is available in the Profile Overview context menu: “Run in Background With Preview”
- More detailed status reporting for background jobs in the profile overview, with copying rate and ETA
- Can now set Unix Permissions when using FTP or SFTP (see the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog in the profile)
- A new option is available under Files->More in the profiles: Copy Only XXX MegaBytes per run
- In Real-Time mode, Syncovery can now regularly check Internet based folders for changes. This works best with cloud storages that use a changes-based listing method: Google Drive, Sharepoint, OneDrive, DropBox, and Box.
- On other storages, Syncovery can check the base folder for changes regularly, and scan subfolders if they have new modification timestamps. However, most servers will not update folder modification timestamps correctly across the whole hierarchy, so that a regular full scan would still be necessary. To avoid this, Syncovery itself can ensure that parent folder timestamps are updated when it uploads to an Internet server. It will do so in real-time two-way profiles, or if the option “Touch parent folders” is chosen on the Folders tab sheet in the profile. This technique might not work with some types of servers (such as FTP, Amazon S3, Azure – but SFTP is fine).
- The new behavior can be chosen on the Real-Time Settings dialog, on the new tab sheet “Internet Folders (Polling for Changes)”. The new features are also available as separate options, when you scroll down on the “Folders” and “File Age and Size” tab sheets.
- Can upload NTFS security settings and Alternate Data Streams for folders to storages like FTP or Google Drive, by putting them in .metadata-syncovery-MD5 files. These settings can be applied back to local folders on restore/download.
- Can include NTFS security settings and Alternate Data Streams for files in Zip and Sz files. Options for thes features have been added to the Security and Shares dialog as well as the Alternate Data Streams dialog.
- Can upload symbolic links to storages that do not support them, by storing them in .$symlink files. New checkmarks for this feature have been added to the General Filters tab sheet.
- Supports High-DPI monitors with hi-res graphics and fonts
- Supports “Shared with me” items on Google Drive. Use the topmost Browse button on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog to choose between your main Google Drive and Shared with me items (and possibly additional Shared Drives or Team Drives).
- Allows minimizing while building file list
- Is generally more responsive. All network accesses are now performed in separate threads. Profiles can be canceled even while Syncovery is waiting for a response from the network or server.

更新時間：2021-03-24
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

We've integrated Changing Android GPS Location into AnyTo V4.0.1, which is a feature that users have been waiting for.

The new version of AnyTo (Win) allows uers to:
- Change GPS location on Android/iOS to anywhere in the world.
- Plan a route on the map to move along with customized speed.
- Work with location-based apps such as AR games, social platforms, etc.​
 
Supported Android Brands: Samsung, Google Pixel, Huawei, LG, Sony, Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Motorola, etc.
Supported Android Versions: Fully compatible with Android 10 - Android 5!

更新時間：2021-03-18
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

New Features:
All Editors:
- Ability to use Tab/Shift+Tab in some dialog windows
- Change color of loader to darker one
- Ability to setup font size 300pt (409pt for Spreadsheets)
- Implemented a new Document Server integration scheme
- Ability to protect documents, spreadsheets and presentations using a digital signature

Document Editor:
- Ability to insert Table of Figures

Spreadsheet Editor:
- Ability to insert slicers in pivot tables
- Data Validation settings
- Ability to cancel auto-expansion of tables
- Support of custom number format
- GROWTH, TREND, LOGEST, UNIQUE, RANDARRAY functions support

Presentation Editor:
- Ability to setup auto-format as you type
- Buttons for increase-decrease font size

Fixed:
- All editors received countless fixes

更新時間：2021-03-18
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

- Windows updater issues