Show/Hide Version 4.0 Release Notes
- Fixed a bug with SFTP listings not allowing UNC virtual directories
- Improved compatibility with SFTP clients and very large directory listings
- Improved compatibility with SFTP clients that STAT the root directory
- Fixed a that could result in the passive port range being reset to the default when upgrading to version 4.0.3
- Fixed a minor bug that would result in directory listings failing when given the path "./"
- Fixed a bug with some default FTPS interface settings not getting saved correctly
- Added a config setting to require common name and username matches when verifying client certificates
- Default interface settings can now be set for all types of interfaces
- Newly detected IP addresses can now be configured to auto-bind to multiple types of listeners
- All lists can now be sorted on the LDAP and AD mapping tabs
- Fixed a bug in the web administration GUI that prevented changing download permission on a virtual directory
- Fixed a bug in the SITE PSWD command that would reject passwords with captial letters
- Fixed a bug in the MLSD and MLST commands that caused directory listings to always show hidden files
- Fixed a bug in client certificate authentication
- CA certs are now loaded when present in PKCS12 files
- Added support for Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLS)
- Added support for DSA and Elliptical curve certificates
- Added support for ephemeral RSA and Diffie-Hellman key exchange
- Added DSS key exchange support for SSH SFTP
- The self-signed certificate creation dialog now offers the choice of RSA, DSA, or Elliptical Curve certificates
- Added support for SSH2 public key authentication
- SSL settings can now be changed and applied without restarting the server
- Display bug fix for SSH connection ID always being zero for the first log message for that connection
- Fixed a bug with temporary IP blocks being released too early
- Whitelist IP mode now honors temporary auto-blocking (if set) instead of permanently removing an IP address
- User interface improvements for the IP Manager (context menu options and header sorting for the IP list)
- Added context menu options for filtering the onscreen log view
- Fixed a bug where max simultaneous connections wasn't tracked correctly for a user
- Fixed an AD user impersonation bug
- Disabled status is now taken into consideration for LDAP and AD groups
- Disabled groups now show up faded on LDAP and AD mapping tabs
- Autoblocking now works properly for SFTP connections
- Fixed a handle leak with SFTP connections
- Increased the size of the IP Manager
- Added ability to search for an IP address in the IP Manager
- Added Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) support for adding IP ranges to the IP Manager
- Added option to change virtual directory paths in the User Manager
- Fixed an LDAP authentication bug that allowed anonymous binds
- Enhanced the "Check for Updates" dialog
- Improved support for SFTP key re-exchange
- Several improvements to the web administration interface
- Added an option to ignore SFTP channel window size violations
- Added an option to disallow setting SFTP encryption to 'none'
- More forgiving directory parsing code for paths with multiple consecutive slashes in non-virtual directory mode
- Improved SFTP support, especially for Linux and Unix clients
- Improved the web administration interface and added new features
- Fixed a bug with using SFTP in FIPS 140-2 mode
- Fixed a bug with failing to recognize IP ranges during IP blocking
- Updated SOAP support
- Fixed a simple directories bug for SFTP
- Fixed a passive connection bug
- Fixed a bug that could result in problems changing interface ports
- Updated the OpenSSL libraries to the latest version
- Fixed a bug that could result in problems changing interface ports
- Updated the OpenSSL libraries to the latest version
- Added File transfer over SSH (SFTP)
- Added Implicit TLS/SSL FTP (FTPS)
- Added ability Listen for connections on multiple ports for a single IP
- Allow simultaneous FTP, SFTP, and FTPS for a single interface
- Allow Active Directory domain authentication against multiple domains
- Allow LDAP authentication against multiple LDAP servers
- Associate Active Directory users and LDAP users with Cerberus Groups to allow customization for individual Active Directory or LDAP users
- New policy page to allow configuring password length and complexity requirements
- Auto-disable native accounts after too many failed password attempts
- New Authentication chaining control to allow configuring the order that users are checked against authentication services
- Temporary user and group accounts
Show/Hide Version 3.0 Release Notes
- Updated configuration files to encrypt some settings
- Added a Verify button to the Security dialog to test certificates and keys
- Service and GUI now sync up immediately when the GUI changes the username or
password of the service
- Fixed a bug that caused anonymous users to see blank directories
- Passed Windows 7 compatibility tests from Microsoft
- Fixed Cerberus group settings ignored for require secure control and require secure data
- Adjustments to screen drawing code to better deal with screen DPI scaling
- Added additional SSL connection auditing information (cipher used) to the log
- Added capability to select the ciphers used and not used for secure connections
- Fixed a bug where interfaces configured for passive mode DNS or manual IP could switch modes when running as a service
- Added a limiter to the user manager when enumerating Active Directory accounts
- Improved error checking for some commands
- Added support for SITE UTIME command (both formats)
- Made sure to properly shutdown TLS/SSL connections for idle connection time outs
- Added support for client command OPTS UTF8 OFF to turn off default UTF8 mode
- Added an alternate IP address detection method for rare cases where an IP interface can't be detected
- Fixed a problem with the service always using the default passive port range
- Fixed a bug that could cause connections to disconnect immediately after making a connection
- Enhanced the listing commands with more UNIX-style options
- Fixed listing commands with wildcards for network shares
- Reorganized the Active Directory and LDAP authentication configuration pages
- Added the option to pick a group to associate with an Active Directory user
- Active Directory user home directories can now be located on non-anonymous shares
- Added the option to select a "Global Home Directory" for LDAP users or a
"Global Home Directory/%username%" just like for Active Directory users
- Better error checking and reporting for when there are problems accessing virtual
directories
- Miscellaneous performance improvements
- Renaming a group now updates users that include that group
- The GUI can now be accessed when running as a service
- Large performance improvements when running in service mode
-
Fixed a bug that could cause the server to crash
- Made all SOAP calls require login credentials
- System-wide performance improvements
- Fixed a bug that could allow an attacker to crash the server
- Fixed a bug that could allow multiple instances of Cerberus to run when running as a service
- Vista and higher will no longer get interactive service messages when running as a service
- Performance improvements
- Added loopback address detection for IPv6 addresses
- Added support for clients that quote the filename passed for XCRC, XSHA1, XSHA256,
XSHA512, and XMD5 commands
- Fixed a bug that could prevent HTTPS SOAP connections
- Added the ability to use PKCS12 formatted certificates for the secure SOAP and built-in web server
- Major improvements to the web-based user manager
- XML reading and writing performance improvements
- Minor system-wide performance improvements
- Miscellaneous system-wide performance improvements
- Additional system logging and error checking
- Added a log filter to the logging tab
- Added a the capability to require secure control and data connections on a per
user and per group basis
- Minor UI improvements
- Fixed a bug that resulted in not being able to select network shares or mapped
drives from the dialog box for user directories
- Made the SOAP API version 1.2 compliant
- Fixed a bug that resulted in interface activate settings not getting saved
- Added right-click menus to connections and transfers tabs
- Fixed a bug that refused anonymous logins with empty passwords
- Fixed a bug that sometimes prevented interface settings from being applied at startup
- Fixed a crash bug
- APPE can now append to files greater than 4GB in size
- Added over a dozen new web service calls
- Updated the help file
- Fixed General tab of IP Manager not displaying on Windows 2000 Server
- Fixed IP block time not getting updated for connections
-
Fixed authentication so that the group setting for "Is Anonymous" and "Is Disabled" was
considered for a user that was part of the group
- Updated the help file
- Added LDAP authentication support
- Added support for client commands XSHA256, XSHA512, ALLOC
- Speed improvements to the login process
- Completely rewritten web administration capability (Work in progress)
- Linked against the FIPS 140-2 validated OpenSSL cryptographic module
- Added FIPS 140-2 mode
- Added support for the CCC, MFMT, and MFCT commands
- Continued improved UTF-8 support and bug fixes
- EPSV command support
- International character set support (Unicode)
- Added support for the CSID and RMDA extension commands
- Added support for the MLST and MLSD extension commands
- Added groups support
- Converted the users and settings files to XML - No more dependency on the Windows Registry
- Added a new auto-update system for upgrading Cerberus
- Added support for the CLNT command (client name)
- Added support for the XCRC command
- Added support for the XSHA1 command
- Added support for the SITE ZONE command
- Added an option to bind to the localhost address
- Complete rewrite of the underlying GUI framework
- Updated to the latest versions of log4cxx, gsoap, and the OpenSSL libraries
- Updated the look and feel of the GUI controls, new toolbar buttons, converted many icons to
Vista quality
- Added a moving chart to the statistics pane to show upload and download bandwidth
used over time
- Moved all configuration and user files from the Program Files group to the appropriate Application
Data directory
- Improved Vista compatibility
- No more startup delay while detecting the WAN IP address
- Improved the key strength and options for generating self-signed certificates
- Native, 64-bit version
Show/Hide Version 2.50 Release Notes
- Fixed a bug in the response to the SIZE command when responding to directory
SIZE requests
- Fixed an incompatibility with some FTP clients when using secure connections
- Fixed a bug that sometimes resulted in the server service shutting down when a
user logged out
- Updated the log4cxx and OpenSSL packages to the latest versions
- Cerberus now binds to the C-Runtime libraries dynamically
- The RETR command now correctly returns an error code when a path is a directory instead of a file - This should resolve Firefox incompatibilities
- Updated the log4cxx and OpenSSL packages to the latest versions
- Fixed a bug that resulted in no response being sent back for an unsupported MODE
- Added an option to disable/enable detection of IPv6 addresses
- Fixed a toolbar display issue
- The columns in the main tab window now auto-resize when the applications size changes
- Fixed a bug that prevented blocking a connected user from the GUI
- Fixed a bug that caused the MDTM command to fail when setting a date/time
and the file path contains spaces
- Fixed a bug that resulted in a failure code being returned when a directory LIST or NLST
filter returned no matching files
- Fixed an XSS vulnerability in the web interface
- Fixed a bug that prevented blocking a connected user from the GUI
- Fixed a dynamic DNS bug that resulted in the wrong external IP being used
when multiple interfaces are resolving from different DNS addresses
- Fixed a bug in the IP blocker dialog that sometimes failed to properly delete
an IP address
- Fixed a display bug in the generate statistics function
- Fixed a dynamic DNS bug
- Fixed a bug in the IP block list that prevented IP addresses from being deleted
- Fixed a bug in the IP block manager that resulted in corrupt block list upgrades
from version 2.42 and below
- Fixed a bug in that sometimes resulted in failed active data connections
- Upgraded the IP block list file format to XML
- Preliminary IPv6 Support
- Resolved installation issues on Windows 2000
- Added an option to always use the local address for passive commands when the connection
is on the same LAN
- Resolved a bug that could result in a crash when generating a statistics file
- Resolved a bug resulting in a connection never terminating when a remote client's
connection is broken during an upload to the server
- Compiled against the most recent version of OpenSSL
- Updated the logging system to use the latest version of log4cxx
- Fixed a bug that resulted in the log file failing to be updated when running as a service
- Updated gSOAP support and fixed a realm authentication bug
- Added support for the EPRT and EPSV commands
- Compiled against the most recent version of OpenSSL
- Fixed a GDI resource leak
- Fixed an bug that caused an error message to be displayed when a user initiated a file backup
- Compiled against the most recent version of OpenSSL
Show/Hide Version 2.4 BETA Notes
- Added a confirmation dialog for deleting user and virtual directories
- Added a users file backup and backup restore capability
- Compiled against the latest OpenSSL release (0.98b)
- Changed the FEAT command response to more closely match the FTP RFC
- Added SSLv3/TLSv1 support
- Added option to require SSL/TLS control and data protection
- Added option to require NT users to be part of a security group before
authorizing access
- Miscellaneous minor bug fixes and UI improvements
- Fixed a DDoS bug
- Added explicit TLS/SSL support
- Fixed an incompatibility with Firefox that resulted in directory contents sometimes
not being shown in Firefox
- Improved web services support
- New file logging system based on log4cxx (work in progress)
Show/Hide Version 2.3 Release Notes
- Fixed an IP manager GUI bug
- Added data validation to several IP manager fields
- Fixed a bug that sometimes caused the server to crash when closing
- Fixed Getting Started Wizard bug
- Improved the login notification messages
- Fixed several dialog inconsistencies
- Added descriptions to several menu items
- Fixed a bug that resulted in virtual directories mapped directly to drives
sometimes not displaying without checking the "Show Hidden Folders" property
- Added the SITE CHMOD command to allow for limited file property changes
- Fixed a minor GUI resource leak
- Improved the progress bar look
- Progress bars no longer require 1% of the transfer to complete before appearing
- Added tooltip help to many of the dialog controls
- Added several new root directory options for NT authenticated users
- Added color coding for different types of log messages
- Added a desktop popup notification window for new connections
- Corrected a minor bug that resulted in "log" being appended to whatever directory
was selected as the log file directory for XML logging
- Dialogs now tab correctly
- New look to the Server, IP, and User manager
- New Hi-color icons for the toolbar and dialog boxes
- Improved WAN auto-detection with shorter timeout
- Users can now launch the initial setup screen from the main menu
- Numerous minor bug fixes and UI improvements
Show/Hide Version 2.2 Release Notes
- Replacing an existing file using rename now requires delete permission
- Added number of connections and current transfer rates as tooltip bubbles on the
notification icon
- Corrected a bug that allowed users to continue to attempt to login after they had been
autoblocked if the connection remained open
- Replaced a few icons with enhanced Hi-color icons
- Added current transfer rate indicators to the status bar
- Corrected a bug that sometimes showed the date in the wrong format during a "LIST"
operation
- Corrected a few bugs that could result in incorrect transfer rates being displayed during a
file transfer. Updated the transfer rates to reflect current transfer rate as opposed to
average transfer rate.
- User and group information should now be displayed for directory items listed
during a wildcard "LIST"
- Added configurable denied welcome message for when the server is set to not accept logins
- The taskbar notification icon now changes when the server has at least one user connected
- Cerberus can now detect and add itself to the Windows Firewall exclusion list
- MDTM time can now be configured to set the modification time and access time on a file
- Fixed a timeout bug in the "Optimized file transfer" mode
- Cancelling a connection now properly terminates users who are transfering files
- The correct tooltips are now displayed for the Connections and Transfers tabs
- The Transfers tab now displays the bytes transfered out of total
- The Speed value on the Transfers tab now has 2 decimal places of precision
- Added right-click menu option to terminate a connection from the Transfers tab
- Fixed a bug that resulted in connection IDs being displayed in the wrong base format
- Fixed a bug in the IP Manager that could result in corrupt IP blocking file when only
a single address was entered to block
- Fixed a bug in the "Use Optimized Transfer mode" setting that resulted in corrupted files
being transfered
- Installer now changes default send and receive buffer size to 64KB
- Added the SITE PSWD command to allow users to change their own passwords
- Fixed a bug that could result in a file transfer error causing a 100% CPU utilization spike
- Send and receive buffer settings now more directly affect file transfer speeds - Note: Has no
impact when using "optimized file sending" mode
- Anonymous passwords are now logged
- Icon colors are now full color under all versions of Windows
- New higher color Cerberus icon (thanks to Martin Nogué for donating the enhanced icon)
- Fixed "group name too long" directory listing bug
- Long directory listings now correctly display the year when the file is a year or older.
- New WAN IP Auto-detection feature
- Added NT user and active directory authentication
- User and group information is now displayed for files and directories
during a long file listing (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003 only).
- The "X" (Close) button now works in subwindows
- Miscellaneous user interface fixes
- Updated Help file
- Corrected a Virtual Directory rename problem in the Usermanager
- Added a safeguard check to prevent renaming of Virtual Directories with forward
or backslashes
- Changed the directory listing commands to accept and interpret common UNIX 'ls'
- flags within LIST and NLIST commands
- Added a simple directory mode in addition to the standard virtual directory mode
- Greatly improved support for wildcards within LIST and NLIST commands
- Greatly improved support for the common MGET; ftp implementation thanks to better
wildcards support
- Pressing enter or esc after renaming an item in the User manager no longer closes the
dialog box
- Added support for Windows XP themes
- Changed the look of many of the program icons
- Added Web Services interface to many common FTP server tasks
- Added a new simple virtual directory mode (see the help file for more details)
- Added support for UNC paths as virtual directories
- Users in the User manager are now sorted in alphabetical order
Show/Hide Version 2.1 Release Notes
- Fixed a bug that could result in an interface failing initialization in NT4
- Added an option to disable the startup tip that appears when starting the server
- Fixed a major bug in the 'Use different IP for PASV' option.
- Added a default interface to the interface configuration screen. The user-defined
settings from the default interface are now applied to new interfaces automatically.
- Added an automatic IP-blocker. Administrators can now configure filters to automatically
block IP addresses (temporarily or permanently) that fail authentication after
a certain number of attempts.
- Added a new network checklist screen to the Getting Started Wizard. The new wizard will
point out possible problems in the network configuration that may cause problems with an
FTP Server.
- Added an auto-detect IP address feature. The server can now automatically detect and
activate new interfaces, as well as clean up and deactivate interfaces that have been released.
- Added a line limit option to the onscreen logger.
- Corrected a bug with the "Deny FXP Transfers" option.
- Changed the look of the taskbar icon
- Changed the permissions structure so that uploaded files cannot overwrite
existing files unless the user has delete permission
- The MDTM command can now be used to set the date/time on an uploaded file
- Enhanced file send operations by allowing the OS to cache files
- Added an option under the 'Advanced' tab of the server manager that instructs
the server to use the 'TransmitFile' API call to send files. Not available on Windows 98.
- Added automatic import of previous Cerberus settings(except
interfaces)
- Fixed a buffer overflow vulnerability
- Added experimental support for the OPTS and LANG
commands
- Fixed a bug the caused a "550 Invalid Path" error
message whenever a CWD
to the root ("/") was issued
- Resolved a bug that caused settings changes to be
lost on restart when Cerberus
was installed as a service
- Corrected some cosmetic flaws in the GUI's server
manager
- Fixed a bug that turned off command logging when connection logging was turned off
- Adjusted the dialog button positioning so that the buttons wouldn't get clipped on XP
- The login process has been changed so that incorrect usernames will now be
prompted for passwords. This is a security enhancement.
- Fixed a UI bug that could cause the Getting Started Wizard to keep showing up after
a reboot
- Added an option under the 'advanced' tab of the server manager to deny FXP transfers.
- Added an option under the 'advanced' tab of the server manager to deny PORT commands
on the reserved ports (Ports below 1025).
- Passwords are not longer stored in the user file. Passwords are now SHA-1 encrypted, and
then only the password message digest is stored.
- Default programs are now invoked, instead of always Internet Explorer, for external links.
Ex: mailto, Cerberus homepage web link, statistics file display.
- The interface limit of 5 has been removed. Cerberus can now listen on an unlimited number
of interfaces.
- The list command has been changed to display the contents of directories passed as parameters
- Updated help file
- Numerous minor bug fixes and performance enhancements
- Added support for P@SW command to allow certain
SMC Barricade routers
to work with passive mode
- Added support for MDTM command
- Added additional support for FEAT command
- Improved support for running as a service
- Added option to display file times in local or UTC
format
- Greatly reduced flicker on screen resizing
- Added 'Getting Started' wizard to the GUI
- Improved support for IE, Netscape, and Opera FTP
clients
- Improved communication performance between the GUI
and the server
- Fixed bug which caused the PORT command to sometimes
fail on NT4
- Better error checking to provide additional fault-tolerance
- Several minor bug fixes
Show/Hide Version 2.0 Release Notes
- Official release
- Added PASV port range option to the 'Advanced' Server
Configuration
- Resolved a bug that allowed multiple versions of
Cerberus to be
started if Cerberus was running as a service,
and a Terminal Services
client started another version.
- Fixed a bug that could, on rare occasions, cause
the server to continuously
attempt to terminate a connection that
had already been terminated
- Added an option to log server replys
- Rewrote underlying socket communications to improve
performance
- Several minor bug fixes and performance improvements
- Enhanced error detection and recovery
- Corrected a bug which prevented networked drives
from being displayed to clients
- Changed the appearance of the Status Pane
- Changed some of the toolbar icons to Hi-color icons
- Added several commands to the 'right-click' menu
of the User Manager
- Added the option to 'Clone' (use as a base template)
a user
- Checked, and corrected where necessary, all string
and buffer manipulations routines to
make sure they were "buffer-overflow
proof"
- The uninstall program now removes Cerberus from
the NT Service list
- Corrected a bug that could result in an uploaded
file being corrupt when overwriting and
existing file of the same name
- Added the ability to control how many times an account
can be logged into simultaneously
- Corrected a bug which could prevent Cerberus from
starting up on Windows 95 and 98
- Fixed a bug in the registry access routines which
could cause Cerberus to crash
- Corrected the "The descriptor is not a socket" bug
- New User Manager(comments?)
- Several GUI changes and improvements
- Completely new core. No more MFC!
- Can now be installed as a Native NT Service
- Data Connections established through the PORT command
now correctly binds to local port 20 (RfC959).
Should help with firewalls
- Corrected a bug that occasionally caused uploaded
files to be closed before the last few
kilobytes were written
- The User Manager has been revamped again. Automatically
saves changes, instead of constantly
asking for permission
- Ability to control whether or not to display hidden
files and directories
- New toolbar icons
- Added a context menu to the connections page
- Ability to manually add interfaces
- Support for files greater than 4GB
- Too many security and bug fixes to list
Show/Hide Version 1.0 Release Notes
- Only one copy of Cerberus can start at a time
- The User Manager has been made more user friendly
- Settings and user lists now save automatically when
windows is shutting down
- Rewrote the directory parsing routines for greater
reliability
- Fixed the "Invalid Path" error that showed up when
a file or directory with more
than one period was used in a command
- Directories added to a user's virtual root can now
have different permissions
- The user manager has been redesigned to be more
user friendly
- Fixed a bug that caused processor utilization to
sometimes spike when a file was
downloaded.
- Command progress indication. The user page will
tell whether a command is in progress
or complete. For file downloads, the percentage left
to download will be displayed
- Fixed a bug that could cause the server to crash
if a message greater than 4KB
was specified in either the welcome, goodbye, or
max connection edit boxes.
- Fixed a bug that could cause the server to crash
if the server wasn't restarted
after a message was changed.
- Several other bug fixes
- Fixed a major security bug that allowed unrestricted
access to the
server machine by using periods in the change directory
path
- Modified the directory retrieval commands to more
closely model Unix behavior
Should fix the problems encountered using the mget
* command and several other security problems
- Complete rewrite of the underlying directory parsing
functions.
- Lots of other minor fixes and improvements
- Added a new virtual root directory file structure
- Added support for the APPEnd command
- The server now remembers whether an interface is
disabled or enabled
- Enhanced the fault tolerance for clients that send
incorrect or
unsupported commands by ensuring a reply code is always
sent
- Added this help file.
- Corrected a bug in the IP Manager that caused all
IP addresses placed
inside to be blocked regardless of whether the deny
or allow button was selected.
- CWD command now fails if anything other than a valid
directory is passed
- Activated the "Allow Login" feature for particular
interfaces
- Server now handles X-versions(experimental) of commands
- Maximum connection settings are now enforced
- Streamlined a lot of the underlying code
- Fixed a security problem that always uses c:\ as
the root directory for anonymous logins.
- Replaced the imbedded directory control in User
manager with a more stable one.
- Rewrote the command parsing routines to provide
greater fault tolerance for incorrectly
formatted, or garbage strings on the control
connection.
- Changed OS returned from SITE command. Should improve
FTP auto-detect.
- Fixed a security hole that allowed people to execute
certain commands without being logged in
- Removed the hard-coded paths. International versions
of Windows should work now.
- Some stability improvements
- Fixed the CWD command to fail when the remote directory
requested doesn't exist
- Added support for the CDUP command
- Added additional log messages for file transfers
- Major code rewrites to improve overall performance
- New statistic generator
- Added additional error checking during remote path
resolution
- Some GUI changes/improvements
- Fixed a major bug that caused PASV file uploads
to fail
- Several other minor bug fixes
- Modified the directory structure sent with the LIST
command to mirror UNIX exactly
- Increased compatibility with popular FTP clients
- Partial support for the ABORt command
- Added support for the SIZE and REST commands. The
server can now restart
failed file transfers from the point
of failure
- Fixed a MAJOR security issue that caused upload/download
permissions to not
be checked for users.
- Added the creation of the 'log' directory so that
the AutoLog option wouldn't error
when attempting to open the log file.
- Corrected the "incorrect user file version" bug
that appears when you restart
the server (note: delete the old user
and block files).
- Corrected a bug in the STOU command that caused
the wrong procedure to be called.
- Optimized the file transfer code and added improved
error detection.
- Thanks to everyone who has submitted bug reports.
- Corrected a bug introduced in the last version that
resulted in the wrong OS being
detected (currently harmless, but annoying).
- Added an IP Manager to control connection attempts.
- Added an option to automatically record a log file
while the server is running.
- More event tracking added to the log.
- Enhanced error detection and recovery.
- Added menu options to the taskbar icon.
- You can now hide or show the Cerberus manager window
from the taskbar.
- Added an option to hide the server manager window
at startup.
- Added my email address to the about dialog for tech
support.
- Activated the ability to save a copy of the log
screen to file.
-Initial Release.
