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You are viewing version history for outdated Bitvise software versions. These versions contain known issues which are resolved in newer releases. These versions will not receive updates, whereas the most recent versions will.
Security Clarification:
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.46: [ 14 October 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.45: [ 11 August 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.44: [ 1 July 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.43: [ 19 June 2018 ]
Security Notification: [ 18 May 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.42: [ 11 May 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.41: [ 29 April 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.39: [ 20 January 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.38: [ 6 January 2018 ]
Security Clarification: [ 5 January 2018 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.36: [ 27 November 2017 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.35: [ 16 September 2017 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.34: [ 1 August 2017 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.33: [ 11 July 2017 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.32: [ 9 June 2017 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.31: [ 3 May 2017 ]
Changes in Bitvise SSH Server 7.29: [ 31 March 2017 ] A usage pattern for Bitvise SSH Server is to provide an SFTP blind drop. This is a virtual filesystem mount point that removes permissions such as Permit List and Permit Read Existing, and allows only Permit Read/Write/Delete New. In recent versions, a blind drop configuration has worked with command line clients. However, the SSH Server was interpreting permissions strictly, causing problems for graphical clients, including Bitvise SSH Client and WinSCP. This version slightly relaxes permissions required for SFTP operations such as SSH_FXP_REALPATH and SSH_FXP_STAT, so that graphical clients can be effective in this scenario. An effect of this change is that it is now possible to probe for a file's existence using the SSH_FXP_STAT request. However, in current versions, our SSH Server does not support transparently renaming files uploaded into a blind drop. It is therefore possible to probe for a file's existence in any case, by attempting to upload the file. |