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WEB FILE TRANSFER HOW TO
WEB FILE TRANSFER INSTALL
WEB FILE TRANSFER UPDATE
WEB FILE TRANSFER UPGRADE

- New beta release 6.10-4 available from the beta page.

WEB FILE TRANSFER HOW TO

- Google "I am not a robot" not appearing? Here is how to fix it!.

- Installer fixed to avoid the "I am not a robot" problem.

Also a big security fix in the handling of uploaded filenames.

WEB FILE TRANSFER UPGRADE

Added new "check_templates" tool which is run by the upgrade script, to verify your template files are up to date.

- New beta release 6.10-6 available from the beta page.

This should finally fix the timezone problems with requests for drop-offs, where users west of the server could receive a request email that they couldn't use yet.

- New beta release 6.10-8 available from the beta page.

This significantly improves the handling of errors in requests sent to multiple recipients.

- New beta release 6.10-9 available from the beta page.

Requests shown in a user's Inbox and the global list of all drop-offs (highlighted in yellow) are now sorted correctly by their creation date, not their start date. The same error improvements are now also applied to new drop-offs.

- New beta release 6.10-10 available from the beta page.

For more details, please see the Change Log. "Requests for Drop-offs" are shown in a user's Inbox, and there have been various logging improvements and other bug fixes. This is an important security release as it fixes a vulnerability in the naming of uploaded files done using a specially crafted HTTP POST request. Please do test this, and the updated Installer, and let me know what you think.

WEB FILE TRANSFER UPDATE

Sorry it's been so long for this update to arrive, life has been busy. Also I have updated the Installer to support Rocky Linux, and Ubuntu 21. I've updated all ZendTo dependencies to the latest versions (including the zendto-saml package) and got it all working on PHP 8.0 and 8.1. - New beta release 6.12-1 available from the beta page.

ZendTo itself is stable, I don't guarantee the Docker support to be perfect yet.

New beta release 6.12-7 available from the beta page. Add your own nginx to add https on the front. Included in the distribution is a docker-compose.yml which you can use to build a single container service ZendTo on port 80 with shared storage. - Docker support is now documented here.- Released beta version 6.12-9 which includes Smarty 4.1 which properly supports PHP 8.1.- Released beta version 6.12-10 which fixes a Docker permissions error.Technical support is provided by email or an active mailing list. Integrates with existing customer service ticketing systems.Scriptable and can be driven via a simple API.Docker support for very fast deployment.

WEB FILE TRANSFER INSTALL

Automated installer provided for quick installation on any minimal server install of Rocky, RedHat, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, SUSE, OpenSUSE or FreeBSD.No hard upload limits (50GB uploads are normal).Integrates with any existing Active Directory, OAuth, SAML-based, LDAP or IMAP authentication service.Large files are uploaded in small chunks, to work around network security device limits.Easy to translate into other languages (14 provided), and customise for your organisation.Very simple to use, supports drag-and-drop file selection.Users are informed of the use and processing of their data, in line with GDPR requirements.Checksums of uploaded files, to avoid disputes over exactly what content was delivered.Secure encryption & decryption of uploaded files, using a user-selected passphrase, to protect personal or restricted data.It runs from any Linux / Unix server or virtualisation system, there is no size limit and it will send files 50% faster than by email. ZendTo is a completely free web-based system, which you can run on your own server with complete safety and security. But they are too large or your administrator won't let you transfer the files by email at all. It is a classic problem: you need to send files to someone, or they need to send them to you, and there's no way except email. The safe, secure and completely free way to transfer large files around the Web.