What's new in AnyBackup 1.1.7
Mar 7, 2015
- Small bug fix for modified time preservation when using remote indexing
New in AnyBackup 1.1.6 (Feb 16, 2015)
- Remove dependencies on working directory by referencing executable path
- Fixes for progress dialog - Detect volume adds / removes via windows api
- Persist window layouts between runs
- Set modified times after file copies to fix issues with windows vs samba time rounding
- Various tweaks and fixes
New in AnyBackup 1.1.5 (Jan 28, 2015)
- Fixed bug that caused new installs without preferences to crash
- Readded support for windows file paths > 256 characters
- Catches any exceptions during copy so backups aren't aborted
- Click to show in explorer now correctly handles utf8 files
New in AnyBackup 1.1.4 (Jan 13, 2015)
- Critical bug fix that prevented content drives from being added
- Bug fix that caused anybackup to crash on startup if content drives were disconnected
New in AnyBackup 1.1.3 (Jan 13, 2015)
- Support for GNU gettext translations
- Fixes for file progress dialog
- Updated to wxPython 3
New in AnyBackup 1.1.2 (Jan 5, 2015)
- Use native windows file copy api to both significantly increase transfer speeds and offer more reliable access to transfer progress
New in AnyBackup 1.1.1 (Dec 23, 2014)
- Grab icons directly instead of through list so they don't appear fuzzy
- Fix bug that broke functionality for remote indexing dialog
New in AnyBackup 1.1.0 (Oct 13, 2014)
- Use ObjectListView instead of custom rolled listctrl wrapper, better speed and aestetics
- Make drive colors configurable
- Make drive free space thresholds configurable
- Refactor codebase to make anyframe less monolithic
- Some fixes to make sets behave more sanely when drives are shared beteween one or more sets
New in AnyBackup 1.0.9 (Sep 23, 2014)
- Bug Fix:
- Initial start up of a fresh install would fail due to an unitialized property (nag length)
- Correctly support international / UTF8 characters in GUI
- Pythonic cleanup New for AnyBackup 1.0.8:
- Network Drives - AnyBackup recognizes network drives and will not attempt to run chkdsk on them, nor will it nag about them
- Network drive volume names are created off the "Provider Name" rather than the reported share name, this allows support for multiple network drives mounted off the same share
New in AnyBackup 1.0.8 (Jul 7, 2014)
- Network Drives:
- AnyBackup recognizes network drives and will not attempt to run chkdsk on them, nor will it nag about them
- Network drive volume names are created off the "Provider Name" rather than the reported share name, this allows support for multiple network drives mounted off the same share