Added: Internationalization Support. Titan FTP Server v9 is completely UNICODE based which will allow the server to access, store, and manage an unlimited number of files in an unlimited number of languages/character sets at the same time. [photo] Added: Ability to ban files that do not have an extension. For Example: "*." Added: The SMTP Email Tab now supports the ability to add a special custom port instead of the default SMTP Port. Added: Ability to use secure SMTP Email over SSL/TLS. Added: Ability to handle chained CA certificates, specifically when Entrust hands down a certificate signed by an intermediate CA. Added: Ability to assign a Primary Group to a user. In previous versions of Titan FTP Server, users were able to inherit some of their configuration values from a group which they were a member of. However, since there was no way to pick the group from which the user would inherit their settings, it was not consistent which settings the user would inherit. In Titan FTP Server v9 and later, each user will be assigned to at most 1 Primary Group. This Primary Group information will be used to determine where a user will inherit their setting from if inheritance is being used at the user level. Added: Support for multiple host-keys for a given user. Users can now have one or more host-keys assigned to their user account. If the client presents any of the host-keys, they are authenticated. Changed: In previous versions of Titan FTP Server, an Everyone group would be created even when the server was configured for non-native authentication. In Titan FTP Server v9 and later, the Everyone group will not be created on new servers unless native authentication is being used. Changed: Implemented MS recommended workaround for ASP issue described in Microsoft KB-911272 which could cause ASP to unload while the WebUI was executing. Changed: In the New Server Wizard, Anonymous FTP is now disabled when non-native authentication is being used. Changed/Fixed: Issue in the Directory Access permissions which would prevent a subdirectory from having no access if the parent had full access. Titan FTP Server now accepts the concept of a null-ace, meaning that the Titan Admin can create a Directory Access rule that has no permissions. This rule will keep someone from accessing a directory even if the parent directory has been configured for Full Access with the 'Apply To Subdirectories' option enabled. Fixed: Various memory management issues which could cause the Web Interface front end to go offline after a period of time because ASP.NET became unavailable. The ASP.NET issues would also manifest themselves by slowly accumulating system memory until the Titan FTP Server service would stop functioning. Fixed: Various Admin issues dealing with the failure to properly enumerate groups and users when using non-native user authentication. Fixed: Various issues in the Virtual Folder subsystems which could prevent new Virtual Folders from being added through the Virtual Folder Wizard and/or deleted or accessed. Fixed: Various memory related issues which would slowly accumulate system memory if the Titan Tray or Admin applications were left running for an extended period of time. Fixed: Various .NET and Web Interface related issues which would cause PCI scan warnings. Fixed: Various issues in the srxCFG utility and srxCOM engine which prevented access and modification of various attributes. Fixed: Various issues relating to the Flood Protection/DoS settings not being honored when configured to ban someone for a short period of time. Fixed: Issue in the SFTP engine which could cause the Idle Connection Manager to close a connection as soon as it was established and before the user logged in. Fixed: Issue in WebUI that prevented logon on Win32 platforms Fixed: Quota issue that could result in uploads failing even though quota was not exceeded. .
