Change Log for Robo-FTP v3.7.3 (Released: 2010-08-12)
Enhancements
- DIFF and FTPDIFF commands now create empty database and regard all files as new if there is no pre-existing snapshot database
- FTPS Servers that do not support encryption now automatically fall back to using an unencrypted data channel
- HTTP authorization type can now be specified on the FTPLOGON command line with the /auth=[basic|ntlm|digest] option
- Improved DELETE and FTPDELETE performance when using wildcards
- Import settings now allows importing settings from either current user or all user when running as an administrator
- DELETE, FTPDELETE, and FTPDELDIR now report the names of the files they delete when using wildcards
Bug Fixes
- Robo-FTP no longer has any components shared with older versions or Robo-FTP Server
- TRACELOG output could hang
- Some servers with non-standard PASV responses did not work
- Default site checkbox on FTP Applet logon dialog not checked when default site was selected
- Renaming relative paths in SSH did not work correctly.
- The Configurator's create Start Menu shortcut functionality was broken
- Possible buffer overrun in variable handling
- Resource leak removed. Robo-FTP no longer begins to misbehave after running for long periods of time
- FTPDELETE no longer corrupts variables returned by the GETSITEFILE command
- DELETE no longer corrupts variables returned by the GETNEXTFILE command
- Possible buffer overrun if remote server's welcome message was to long
- Active mode FTP could hang before issuing the PORT command causing the connection to time out
- Possible hang in FTPLOGON command removed
- FTPDELETE could fail to delete files that matched its wildcard specification
- CHAIN could crash Robo-FTP if called to many times