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Pydio 5.1.1 - Release Candidate for 5.2.0

Release Notes

This release is a (massive) bugfix of 5.1.0, and a release candidate for 5.2.0. There is not yet an upgrade mechanism, thus it is not tagged stable: it is not meant to be deployed in production, unless you know what you are doing. We need you to test and report bugs ASAP to make sure we achieve stability soon! Update from 5.1.0 can be done using the in-app upgrade mechanism by switching the updater to the "development" channel. Please read 5.1.0 release note to discover the new features.

CMS Bridges for 4.0 release

Release Notes

Along with the new core ajaxplorer4.0, here comes a new packaging of the CMS bridges. They were carefully retested on this new version, documentation is updated, and some CMS modules are updated as well. Drupal now provides a 7.X compatible module, as the previous was not working (both 6.X and 7.X are released in the package). To avoid confusion, this package is numbered the same as the core version (4.0).

Pydio core 5.2.0

Release Notes

Pydio 5.2.0 This is a major stable release, upgrade is recommended. Please read below the detail of the changes.

AjaXplorer 4.3.3 dev : AjaXplorer 5 RC3

Release Notes

Glad to announce the release of AjaXplorer 4.3.3, a final Release Candidate for AjaXplorer 5. "Final" means that although it's still in the dev channel, it's already considered very stable, thus every motivated user should definitely deploy it somewhere and play with it!! We need bug reports to be able to go to v5! Translations are needed as well, use GitHub Pull Requests to provide updated language files. Major changes : Startup Installer : deploy on a database, define admin user credentials, etc. SQLite3 support Lots of bug fixes since 4.3.2, to make it a serious release candidate for AjaXplorer 5 New theme customizations options Workspaces now take and display a description Test parameters (SQL connexion, email sender, etc) before saving them. SabreDAV & Dibi updated to latest version

Pydio Sync 0.8.4 for Win, Mac & Linux

Release Notes

Almost one year after the previous version, tons of energy and sweat put into the Pydio server and mobile apps, we are very glad to announce today a new release of the Pydio Sync client. Although still considered beta, this version should be much more stable than the previous one. Please massively test and report issues! Of course, make always sure to backup your data on a regular basis. The application was highly optimized to be able to handle tons of files without crashing. It still requires Java 6 or Java 7 to be installed on the client desktop. We are working parallely on a new app written in Python for an easier deployment.

Pydio core 5.2.1

Release Notes

Pydio 5.2.1 This is a minor release, fixing issues introduced in last major stable 5.2.0, upgrade is recommended and should be straightforward.

Pydio Android Client 1.3

Release Notes

Pydio Client updated to version 1.3 Major changes: Security PIN-code protection Multiple selection for mass-download / copy / move / delete Download folders as Zip (depends on the server config) Fix external SD Card access for upload.

Pydio core 5.2.2

Release Notes

Pydio core 5.2.2 This is a security & bugfix release, upgrade is recommended. See changelog below.

Pydio core 5.2.3

Release Notes

Pydio core 5.2.3 This is a security & bugfix release, upgrade is recommended. See changelog below.

Pydio 5.3.1 - Development Release

Release Notes

Pydio 5.3.1 This release is a development release: it is not meant to be deployed in production, unless you know what you are doing. Important changes : Up-to-date index and change feed of all workspaces operations: used by the new python sync client (alpha version to be released very soon). Split auth plugins into auth backends and auth frontends. Frontends can be checked one after another until a credential is detected (ssh-like). Created a "Keystore" based auth frontend for simplify REST api login Enable URL routing between workspaces (backbone-based) Many API enhancements Refactoring of shares to store them in DB instead of /data/public/ php files. Convergence of minisites and public links, ability to choose a layout template. Scalability reworked when tons of users and tons of workspace

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