May 7th, 2011What's New in This Release:
· Faster Data De-duplication - In this release we have increased the speed of CrashPlan's data de-duplication. Backups to CrashPlan Central and other destinations should be noticeably faster.
· More control over payment information - If you have entered payment information under My Account, you can now delete the information you've provided. If you choose to delete your payment information, your auto-renew setting changes to manual.
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New Admin excludes and exclusion patterns - New Admin excludes are
· *\.rbf
· :/Config\\.Msi.*
· */Adobe/.*/InstallPath.*
· .*/Windows/Installer.*
· .*/Google/Chrome/.*cache.*
· .*/Mozilla/Firefox/.*cache.*
Bug Fixes:
· Addressed issue where temporary files for some Windows installers were causing CrashPlan to interfere with the installation.
May 7th, 2011What's New in This Release:
· Google Checkout for monthly subscriptions - You can now use Google Checkout to purchase month-to-month subscriptions.
· Enhanced backup log info - The backup_files.log now displays additional stats to give Support more information about backup activity, which will aid in troubleshooting and fielding support questions.
Bug Fixes:
· Addressed specific permissions issue that prevented CrashPlan Free users (for whom 30-day trial had expired) from restoring from local folders.
· Expiration date displayed in online account page now matches expiration date in the CrashPlan desktop.
· Corrected web restore link in online account page so that it displays the web restore page.
May 7th, 2011· Google Checkout - Back by popular request! You can use Google Checkout to purchase seed services and 1, 2, 3, and 4-year subscriptions.
· Faster restores - The backup destination's CPU settings no longer govern how fast you can restore.
· Welcome email - New users now receive a Welcome email message that points out how to start backing up.
· Printable support articles - Create your own CrashPlan support PDFs using the Print Page option on the Support navigation menu. These pages are suitable for printing and assembling into your own CrashPlan “manual.”
May 7th, 2011· Backup sets in CrashPlan+!!!
· CrashPlan detects new computers / drives on your account and allows you to avoid restarting backup
· We've bundled CrashPlan Central destinations with CrashPlan+. CrashPlan+ is now a subscription that you renew, with monthly and yearly subscriptions available. Learn More
· New scheduling options allow you to choose the day(s) of the week you want backups to take place.
· We've made it easier to switch and upgrade plans from your account online
· You can now transfer licenses between computers and users (great for giving away CrashPlan+ as a gift)
· Desktop changes (adding backup sets required that we move around some items on the Settings tab)
· New release naming
New Feature: Backup Sets:
· Until now all your destinations received the same set of files with the same settings applied to your entire file selection. Now with multiple backup sets, you can specify which files go to which locations and with what settings.
For example, you can back up all your files locally to a nearby computer, AND:
· Back up your vacation photos to an offsite location, and back up important legal documents to an attached drive.
· Back up all your business files to computers on your network, and back up personal documents online to CrashPlan Central.
· Back up your Music library to your friend across town and back up wedding photos online to CrashPlan Central.
· In addition to organizing backup sets based on destination, you can also have backup sets with different settings, such as different backup schedules or different retention settings. For example, you can
· Back up one set of files daily, and have another set back up only on weekends, after midnight.
· Back up all your wedding photos with a retention setting such that deleted files will never be removed from the backup archive (in case it is a long time before you notice that they’ve been deleted), and remove draft text files from the backup archive 30 days after they have been deleted.
· Of course, you can mix and match multiple destinations with different backup settings to fit even the most complex backup scenarios. You can even adjust the priority of individual backup sets and specify the order in which backups should occur.
· Enable backup sets on the Settings > Backup tab. Then click this link to read about your options. Reference Guide - Backup Sets
· TIP: Organize your files in folders according to where you want them backed up, and then tell CrashPlan+ to back them up to their specific destinations.
· Don't forget: As always, be sure to take advantage of CrashPlan's multi-destination backup for even greater protection: back up individual backup sets to multiple locations.
Other CrashPlan+ changes:
· CrashPlan+ is automatically installed as a 30-day free trial. At the end of the trial period, your installation will lose the CrashPlan+ features, including the ability to back up to CrashPlan Central.
Enhancements:
· Flexible backup scheduling If you want your backups to take place at scheduled times, in addition to specifying the time of day for backing up, you can now specify the days of the week when CrashPlan should backup.
· Replacing a computer? CrashPlan now recognizes new computers and new devices.
· When you log into an existing account from a new computer you have the option to have the new computer adopt an existing one. This will reconnect the new computer to the old computer's backup archive, allowing you to avoid the lengthy initial backup process. This feature makes it even easier to restore files when disaster claims a computer. Learn more about restoring to a new computer.
· Forget about it! CrashPlan+ subscriptions now renew automatically, so that you can continue to back up to CrashPlan Central without having to remember to renew. Of course, if you *like* receiving reminder emails daily just before your subscription expires, you can turn off the auto-renew setting for your account.
· Instant gratification! Now you can click the Play button for a destination to make a specific backup destination the highest priority. If you have backup sets enabled (CrashPlan+ only) you can also change the priority of each backup set to specify the order in which you want your backup sets to backup.
· Scan on demand You can verify the files in your backup files selection (or in your backup sets) on demand with the Scan button. This feature looks for deleted and de-selected files to determine which files should be backed up. You could always schedule verification to happen at a convenient time, but now you can make it happen on demand.
· Adjustable LAN network throttling Adjust how much juice you want CrashPlan to use on your LAN.
· This release is called CrashPlan 3 and represents a version upgrade from the previous release, CrashPlan 3.8.2010. (Previous versions used the release date for the version number.)
· As always, there are many user interface improvements that make CrashPlan easier to use and understand.
Bug Fixes:
Some users, under certain conditions may have noticed issues that prevented CrashPlan from performing as expected. We've made the following changes:
All Platforms:
· Users will now receive an email when CrashPlan determines that specific files cannot be backed up
· Backslash is now translated properly
· Spotlight: search scope has been removed
· Destination unavailable message no longer appears when first connecting
· Read-only or locked directories no longer prevent restoring
· Mac symlink ownership is now correct
· Details about your backup now include “Last Backed Up Date”
· HFS+ extended attributes (xattr) have been added to Mac metadata
· Files retain the correct modification date after restoring
· CrashPlan Central shows correct expiration date / plan on Settings > Account page
· Expanded info display remains open after you click the play button
· CrashPlan now verifies that the default restore directory can be written to
· Improved performance of restore tree refreshes faster and supports 100,000+ nodes
· Scroll bars now appear when you select a computer as a destination
· Improved messaging when checking for de-selected files
· Restore panel performance displays when calculating total size
· CrashPlan now supports importing SSH keys from other software
March 25th, 2010Here's what changed:
· Data de-duplication is even more efficient at finding data matches in your files, which means less data to back up!
· CrashPlan's default backup file selection has been improved.
· The Windows installer is now code signed. This means no security warnings on Windows installations.
Bug Fixes:
· Zip files created when using web restore now download consistently, so that you can retrieve your restored files.
· Memory issue during the initial backup no longer causes initial backup to take a long time.
· Nightly maintenance process automatically resumes should it get interrupted, allowing backup to complete in less time.
· The value in the CPU Usage setting now displays properly when set to 0, so that you can see and adjust this setting as needed.
· The synchronizing process (which ensures only changed files are backed up) runs faster.
· CrashPlan now correctly interprets status of available destinations, allowing backup to proceed as scheduled.
· Users will find it easier to establish and maintain connections when backing up to other computers.
November 6th, 2009· Unable to login to CrashPlan Desktop via password - Some users were unable to login to CrashPlan Desktop if they had secured it with their account password. Fixed.
· Authentication issue - In some cases CrashPlan wouldn't properly authenticate itself with our authentication service. Fixed.
· Improved default file exclusions - We improved the default set of file patterns to ignore, specific to each operating system.
October 21st, 2009· Flexible Version Retention - Now CrashPlan retains versions in your archive based on the age of the file
· Windows EFS Support - provides support for encrypted files (such as BitLocker)
August 21st, 2009New Features:
Customize Twitter Messages:
· New Twitter settings allow you to customize CrashPlan Tweets and configure under Settings > Backup > Backup Status and Alerts > Twitter.
· You can choose to send your followers a tweet telling them that you are backing up with CrashPlan.
· You can notify your followers that they can back up to you.
· In both cases you can edit the message that your followers receive.
Improved My Computers Report:
· More info in the My Computers report – The My Computers list in your CrashPlan account online now displays each computer's backup code and the LastConnected date / time.
Bug Fixes:
· Tall formatted ads are no longer being clipped in CrashPlan desktop. Also improved how they refresh.
· When you specify that CrashPlan should run only during a specified time (Settings > General), the CrashPlan will run setting no longer displays the current time as the end time.
· Settings > General - Launch system tray on startup setting is available.
June 17th, 2009· New! Backup Status Report
· Be “in the know” about the status of your backup. Now you can get a report (sent via email or Twitter) that allows you to review the status of your backups for all of your computers. Tell CrashPlan where to send status reports and how often you want to receive them. If you need it ASAP, you can even fire off a report right away.
· The Twitter Connection
· Now you can receive CrashPlan alerts and status notifications via Twitter! Plus, if you want us to, we'll tell your followers on Twitter that you're using CrashPlan to help find that special backup buddy. Preferably one with a shiny new drobo.
· We continue to work closely with Apple to insure CrashPlan works with Snow Leopard the moment it's release. If you're one of the lucky ones running it now, know that CrashPlan is working great with last few builds!
· Changes You'll Want to Check Out
· Restore
· If you are securing your backup archives with a private data password, you are now required to provide that password each time you restore.
· Settings
· Backup
· Emails coming from CrashPlan now come from noreply@crashplan.com instead of null@crashplan.com. Be sure to update your SPAM filter to accept messages from noreply@crashplan.com.
· For expert users, the Advanced Backup settings allow you to adjust WAN and LAN buffer size. Change this setting in only very specific, advanced networking configurations. If you are unsure, the default options are best.
· You will now receive backup alerts if your computer not connecting to CrashPlan Central after a period of time
· Windows: Improved open file support. VSS API support enhanced on certain platforms, should automatically work in situations that failed before.
· Security
· If you are securing your backup archives with a private data password, you are now required to provide that password each time you restore.
· If you're using FileVault, settings are now located on your encrypted volume instead of the unencrypted share. While this doesn't increase security, it is a better “best practice” and should lead to less confusion for those that are security-minded.
· History
· We now show a few more details about each backup session.
· Website
· The online account page now shows each computer's ID (GUID). If you have multiple computers with the exact same name, the GUID helps you identify which computer is which.
· Bug Fixes
· Restored Apple iWork Keynote files were not being displayed as a Mac bundle. Now when you restore Keynote files, they will display as a single file as they do in Finder. Viva la bundle!
· CrashPlan now updates the last backup date when there is nothing to backup. This change addresses a situation where backup warnings were being generated even though everything was fine. (But seriously - who doesn't touch a single file on their computer for a week?)
· Fixed rare private key situation which could temporarily prevent restoration. No data was at risk or lost, just caused a little inconvenience.
· Some users noticed that when backing up very large files, the estimated time remaining was inaccurate. We've adjusted the calculation so this value is more realistic.
· CrashPlan Central - Found bug which would cause clients to disconnect for no reason. No risk to data, but could slow down backups due to momentary interruption of service.
· Linux - fixed permissions issue on symlinks.
· Linux - fixed issue when no files are selected for backup.
· General Enhancements
· The Windows installer is now code signed. This insures the installer you're using has not be modified by a third party.
· As usual, we've enhanced the UI to make everything even easier to understand.
July 1st, 2008· Account - Resetting password could fail to reset, fixed
· Computer:Rename - Fixed bug where renaming your computer online could make it "stick" in the desktop so you later could not change it easily
· Archive Validation - This could be falsely triggered resulting in confusion and slower backup. Fixed
· Archive Validation - Added several new safety checks to be 100% sure a backup archive is in good working order
· Archive Migration - Old archives that have not yet been converted will be when you bring them back online
· Archive Migration - New series of checks to verify environment you're moving archive to. Correct permissions? Etc
· Data De-duplication - Found situation where small duplicate blocks could be stored more than once. Didn't lose any significant space due to this, but we like things to be perfect. Made perfect
· Backup File Selection - Click folder in list now shows file in finder
· Backup Destination Status - If the destination's USB drive was detached, but you were 100% backed up, you wouldn't know the destination was in fact, not ready. This has been fixed. Error messages have priority over backup complete messages in display
· Backup Archive Location - Fixed bug that could prevent you from relocating a backup archive
· Settings:Security - When activating private data password, we remind you one more time about dangers of losing the password
· Restore - Settings no longer revert to default if you are switching panes
· Restore:Original Location - User Interface could look very broken when restoring to original location - fixed
· Account - Resetting password could fail to reset, fixed
· Backup File Scanner - It was possible to change file selection and avoid a rescan. Not critical, but annoying as heck. This has been fixed
· Friend's Destination - Nice shortcut link now visible for their name
· Friends:Alias - fixed rare situation where you couldn't call a friend's destination something of your own choosing
· Friends:Space Used - Selecting different friends could neglect updates to how much space they were using to screen - fixed
· Language - CrashPlan now speaks German!
· Settings:Advanced:Time - Small display issue where you can't change the time without touching the day - fixed!
· Backup Scanner - This could fail to start if you activated your license after your free trial had expired - fixed
· TCP NAT Traversal - Enhancements made to better connect
· Installer - End user license agreement in english unless translation is available
· pagefile.sys is now explicitly prevented from being backed up
June 2nd, 2008· New data password! You now have the option to secure your data with a separate password from your account password. Be careful! If you ever forget your data password, your entire backup is useless. There is nothing we can do to help.
There are now three ways to keep files from being backed up:
· 1. Don't select them. Most people get this without reading a manual.
· 2. Exclude files ending with something. This is pretty easy too. .mp3 if you don't want to do music, and so on.
· 3. Regular expressions. This requires a bit of technical know how. Buy a [root] beer for your favorite nerd to turn this feature on. The entire path for any file in backup set is sent through regex to allow you to exclude it. We plan on giving a few examples online, for now, here is one that excludes any folder called "Podcasts" regardless of where it is: .*/Podcasts/.*
· Account password security upgrades - passwords are hashed using SHA-1 and salted at PRO Client before being sent to PRO Server. There is never a time PRO Server knows a user's password
· Master license ID is now included in emails when evaluating our business product
· Archive - Improved exclusion of CrashPlan archives from backup regardless of location
· Archive - Enhanced the way we store data blocks during backup and restore. This will allow us to more easily add features down the road. Also added some additional information to help in disaster recovery.
· Archive - Better recovery from archives that have been severely damaged
· Archive - Support new private data password option
· Restore - When restoring to another volume, that volume is used as the temporary holding point as data is received to avoid copying the file later. This speeds things up if you're restoring directly to a USB disk.
· Restore - Now avoids applying meta data to containing folder when restoring to locations other than original
· Compression - If for some reason compression fails to truly compress data, throw away results and store data in original state to avoid decompression on restore
· Encryption - When upgrading from basic to PRO version, encryption key is now upgraded automatically from 128bit to 448bit
· Disk - When a new destination is selected, it is now run through a battery of tests before allowing backup data to be stored there
· Synchronization - Better handling of timeouts in high latency environments
· Backup - Identified rare stalling point that was non-fatal but could affect performance, a few computers may notice increased speed while backing up
· Login - More descriptive login failure messages to help users who forget their password
· Settings:Advanced- You may now use regular expressions to define excludes
· Settings:Advanced - You can now specify how often to verify incoming backups from other clients
· Settings:Network - You can now disable incoming backup listener on a client in settings/network
· Settings:Network - Public and Private IP addresses have more user friendly display
· Settings:General - No practical limits on retention policies. You can now retain from 1 day to 90 years or if you prefer, forever.
· Friends - Now friends can let friends restore their data "on-site"
· Friends - Fixed situation where friends settings could repaint after a few seconds
· Friends - Fixed situation where inviting a friend from friend screen could sometimes show a blank screen
· Friends:Backup Location - This is now used as a "default". When your friend's new computers back up to you, they'll store data in this location. You can change any computer's backup location later by clicking on the computer name in the "Backup Source" panel
· Backup:Selection - Fixed minor display issue with backup file selection
· Backup:Source - you may now manage various aspects of an incoming backup to a PRO Client by selecting the computer name in the incoming backup portlet
· Backup:Source - Performance enhancements to reduce CPU usage when displaying statistics
· Backup:Destination - Fixed display bug in the detailed destination screen where it could falsely say backup was incomplete when in fact, it was.
· Backup:Destination - shows detailed information about the status of the destination
· Restore - It is now easier to restore to original location
· Restore - Duplicate directories removed when browsing
· Restore - One the job is complete, you can now jump directory to where it was restored using our link
· Restore - Fixed an ambiguous date / time message in restore panel to clear up possible confusion
· Fixed situation where system tray status would not know name of computer during restore job
· Installer now configures windows firewall correctly for CrashPlan
August 4th, 2007· USB Drives that were being backed up from (not to) would be treated as "deleted" if they were not present for nightly scan. Now they are assumed MIA and not treated as deleted.
· The nightly scan will no honor hours of operation setting. No more scanning during the day when you're working (unless you schedule it to)
· When waking up from sleep on laptops, scanner schedule could loose track of time and scan at the wrong time
· Backup statistics now have longer rolling average that is smoothed more for better time of completion estimate. We also use progress through file in terms of real bytes to better communicate rate of which we're "moving" data
· Incoming backup stats should be more up to date / in sync with source
· Windows 2000 file had a random file selection issue for some users
· If your destination went away during restore, things could get confusing
· Free license version would not always let you restore
· Logging cleaned up during restore
· Switching time zones on your computer and your settings might think there is a change when in fact there is none
· Sometimes a destination wouldn't take its nickname
· Somebody had a password over 120 characters long! Website only allowed 30. Now both are 128.
· Showing a destination on the backup tab might not actually do that, does now
· Change password now has hint as to how secure it is
· Windows needed a bit more love, things nudged around here and there to spruce it up a bit.
· Friends list was WAY too tall, or do we not have enough friends? It's shorter now for the less fortunate
· License key nag is now a bit shorter and more user friendly
· Past your free trial, and installing on another computer? Now it goes straight into target mode so you don't have to wonder if you should purchase another license just to back up to it
· website - purchasing on account works better
· Name is now called nickname in friends list to be more clear about the fact it's what you call them, not what they call themselves.
· A friend's offered destination now looks better in UI
· Website - Profile looks better in safari
· Darker green logo present for new installs. Old installs get to keep "classic" green
· Windows logoff fixed for existing installs in addition to new installs. (Some users would log off and their backup engine would stop running)
· More info is exchanged at login now
· Another fix for TCP NAT Traversal, computers should connect better behind firewalls
· Errors on login are better managed
· The custom destination tab looked too sparse, added a few stats to spruce it up a bit
· Our friends in the UK want to skin the titlebar, app name, and menubar -- done!
· Backups will continue after 24 hours in demo server
· Better remote debugging of desktop agent
July 16th, 2007· New incoming backup portlet! Now you can see progress of other computers backing up to you.
· Tab is now called "backup destinations" instead of "friends" Only computers that are backing up to you or you are backing up to are listed here. This change is in preparation for local backup and backing up to other destinations like "S3" and "box.net"
· Pushing "Play" next to backup destination forces backup to run now instead of waiting
· For some Mac users, selecting "everything" for backup would cause problems
· Deselecting one of many selected children could uncheck parent folder
· Batch jobs like nightly scan could hang engine
· Accept & Decline buttons for backup could disappear in some situations
· Better handling of /Volumes on mac in file selection widget
· Backup selection could get set for wrong computer
· Central config changes are now logged in UTC so
· synchronization always works
· Automatic start/stop of backup could get confused in rare situations
· Files could show up twice in backup file selection
· Fonts changed to be more "mac" and "windows" like on respective platforms. What to do about linux? ;-)
· Progress bars now all same width for consistency across machines/portlets
· When backing up to a destination that is not scheduled to run, a message is displayed so you know why backup isn't running
· Statistics now update on really large files (on both ends)
· A new log file entitled "backup_files.log" lists all files backed up in preparation for addition of feature into UI
· Restore screen no longer repaints over and over and ...
· Friends are now clearly separated from your computers -- less confusing!
· A - in computer name could crop name
· A bad backup path could affect ability to add/remove friends
· Invite a friend link on main page no longer a big ugly button
· Name changes in template as you type, it's the little things..
· Invite accepts are now shown in UI in real time if UI is running
· Now you can specify where other computer's backups will be stored by default so you don't have to specify for each computer. You may also override this default per friend or computer
· new accounts now have password hint in terms of strength/security for those of us who pick bad passwords "Yooo hooo, kettle!"
· Logout wasn't always completing - does now
· Renaming your computer renames your computer for you, and for your friends if they haven't given it "their own" name
· CrashPlan Central now has it's own tab
· Password moved to security in preparation for import/export of your own crypto keys & other settings
· Visual note that bandwidth settings are ignored over LAN
· Transfer license & double clicking button didn't go well together
· Backup file selection no longer here. Now exclusively on Backup tab
· Windows networking layer could back up and stop connecting
· No longer connect to computers that are our friends but we're not using
April 27th, 2007· Better support for removable drives as a backup location
· All backup storage files are now immediately removed when a backup destination is no longer used
· Various connectivity improvements
· Various improvements to make backup and restore faster
· Automatic delayed retry when a backup destination is out of space
· Converted the configuration files from properties files to xml files
· Note to users: You may need to reconfigure a "Backup Friend" backup location. The backup data has not been lost!
· Improved backup manifest synchronization
· Files that should not have been considered excluded are no longer excluded
· Open files are closed more aggressively when they are no longer being used
· Restored files that fail to pass the checksum are restored as "restored.[filename]"
· The history log file was moved to the log directory
· Fixed a bug where connections were timing out during manifest synchronization
· Fixed a bug where the last backup time was not correct
· Fixed a bug where inactive connections were not being closed properly
· Fixed a bug where incorrect backup warning emails were being sent
· Available space is now confirmed and reported before a restore is performed
· * There is a new feature where you can remove your unused computers
· o Select the "Me" Backup Friend and then the "My Backup" tab. Select the computers that you would like to remove. If a license was assigned to a computer that you remove it will be available to use on a different computer. Note: If the removed computer happens to run again in the future then that computer will automatically be re-added to your list.
· Added ability to show or hide system files in the file selection panel. Hidden files are still backed up.
· CrashPlan Central fee description (purchase in on-line store coming soon)
· Advanced preferences allow you to set the time of the nightly file rescan
· The backup status now indicates when backup is waiting due to a scheduled run time
· Improved backup destination information icon/button
· Restore progress speed now displays kbps
· File counts and sizes are not shown in the restore panel until known
· In the restore panel, you can now specify whether deleted files should or should not be included in the restore
· Operating system specific tabs are now used
· Improved validation when saving preferences
· Preferences are properly hidden when a computer is a backup destination only
· The estimated time remaining is now calculated based on completion rate versus the send rate (this accounts for data that has already been saved)
· Fixed a bug where the restore panel would get stuck as in-progress
· Fixed a bug where file statistics were incorrect from scanning the selected files
· Fixed a bug where the restore panel was not refreshed after changing the date
· Fixed a bug with the search feature in the restore panel
· Fixed a bug when saving an empty backup destination name
· Fixed a bug where the incorrect date format was showing in the restore panel
· Fixed a bug where a backup destination was incorrectly showing as busy in the restore panel
· Fixed a bug in the file selection panel where the checkbox was not displaying correctly
· Fixed a bug with the display of the progress bars
· Improved emails that are viewed in browser-based email such as Gmail
· Fixed a bug where data was written to /Volumes if a removable drive was being used but not present
· Fixed a bug where stats were broken in the system tray
February 7th, 2007· CrashPlan now intelligently chooses LAN backup destinations ahead of WAN destionations when choosing who to backup to next
· The number of files to backup in each source folder now changes in real time
· Better handling of network interface changes
· Multiple network interface support improved
· TCP Nat Traversal improved for multiple computers behind firewalls
· Folders now backup with respect to their files improving restore screen
· Person to Person backups have larger network buffers for improved transfer rate
· LAN backup speed increased significantly
· When removing a destination or friend, data is immediately removed from that destination
· Fixed bug affecting changing backup selection rapidly without patience
· Rare backup stalling problem fixed
· You can now hide backup destinations (including Central!) on main backup window
· Limiting hours of operation now properly displayed
· Failure to connect to local CrashPlan process clarified to help with support
· More responsive to saving changes on preferences and peering
· Backup details transmission rate now in bits/sec instead of bytes/sec to be consistent with preferences
· Connection display state is now updating correctly
· Restore controls now have horizontal scroll-bar in case window is too small
· Free version of CrashPlan looks better. (The version that allows others to backup to you)
· Switching to other tabs while restoring no longer leaves incorrect message on backup tab
· Backup destination status improved
· Computer changes were not properly displaying
· Password reset improved
· E-mail invites now use full name as "from" in mailbox
· Updated code base to support Vista
· Systray has better status display
February 5th, 2007· Connections are more reliable
· TCP Nat Traversal much better out of the box
· Priority message queue allows critical messages to move ahead of backup data
· Backup no longer appears stuck
· Restore now shows % data at destination
· Local time-zone does not alter release date in UI
· Storage database enchancements
· 30 Day free trial now counts down in main window
· Windows- Clicking on path no longer causes error
· Windows- Graphics should no longer flicker
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