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Hello Richard, It’s not available yet. You can use CURL for Windows, or WinSCP has a command line for sending files. There are also a few other command line clients you can try with Cerberus.
We hope to add time-based scheduling for version 9.0 which should be released late December early January.
Hello Steckborn, The quick answer to your question is no there isn’t a way. However we are making changes under the hood for international support. We hope to have the changes ready for version 9.0
Hello, Currently there is not a permission to just share files. I will look into this as a possible feature request.
Hello, Have you seen this?
https://www.cerberusftp.com/support/faq/troubleshooting/#Q3 If that doesn’t help, please contact support with a copy of your Cerberus log showing the failed connection attempt.
Hello, You can only map an AD or LDAP user to a single Cerberus group.
You will need to use AD group to Cerberus group mappings for anything else.
https://www.cerberusftp.com/support/help/active-directory-configuration-scenarios/ We were able to answer question #2 We created a event using a condition Regular Expression Match
^.*.(?!xlsx$|XLSX$)[^.]+$
HI Steve, Go to Configure>Interfaces and Select the HTTPS interface default. Place a check in “Allow Web Password Resets”
We do need to work on making auditing more comprehensive for user changes through the desktop. Many changes are already tracked for web administration, but almost nothing is logged through desktop administration. We will add it as a request for 9.0. We only support assigning one group to a user with native Cerberus accounts. If you happen to use AD authentication then it’s possible to map multiple groups to a user with AD group to Cerberus group mapping:
https://www.cerberusftp.com/support/help/active-directory-configuration-scenarios/ User also submitted a support request. Turning off “Use optimized SFTP” resolved this issue.
You can find that under Configure>Advance
This was answered in a support request. Just wanted to post the answer for future views. There are two methods for upgrading an existing installation of Cerberus FTP Server. You can use the built-in auto-updater, or you can download the latest installer and run it to manually upgrade your installation.
You can view how this is done here:
This was answered in a support request. Just wanted to post the answer for future views. There are two methods for upgrading an existing installation of Cerberus FTP Server. You can use the built-in auto-updater, or you can download the latest installer and run it to manually upgrade your installation.
You can view how this is done here:
It looks like this will be included in version 9.0 I don’t have a release date at this time but i’m pretty confidence you will see it before the end of the year.
