scrt-sfx-9.2.2.2794.macos12_arm64.tar.gz

SecureCRT(R) 9.2.2 (Official) -- June 16, 2022 Copyright (C) 1995-2022 VanDyke Software, Inc. All rights reserved. This file contains the SecureCRT product history. It includes lists of new features, changes, and bug fixes sorted by release. For a product description, installation notes, registration information, and contact information, please refer to SecureCRT_README.txt (downloaded with this installation). Changes in SecureCRT 9.2.2 (Official) -- June 16, 2022 ------------------------------------------------------ Bug Fixes: - If a saved credential was modified while editing multiple sessions simultaneously, SecureCRT could have crashed. - When a newly generated public key was saved in OpenSSH format, the key could not be used for authentication due to an incorrect file format error. - When editing multiple sessions at once, the port field could not be changed. - When using the "Personal data folder" option, if a session option was modified, the personal data store options could have been saved to the non-personal configuration. - If multiple sessions were connected in tab groups, zooming the font in one tab group could have caused the font zoom to be reset in another tab group. - Windows: If multiple RDP sessions were connected and the "Close on disconnect" session option was enabled, closing the main window could have resulted in a crash on exit. - Windows: When the "Make SecureCRT the Default Application" button was pressed, SecureCRT was not set as the default application for SSH or Telnet URLs. - Windows: When the confirm disconnect option was enabled and an RDP session was connected, closing the application resulted in multiple confirm disconnect prompts. - Windows: When using the Microsoft Pinyin Input Method Editor to enter Chinese characters in fields that contained hint text (e.g., Session Manager filter field), the hint text was not cleared when the Chinese characters were entered. - Mac: If SecureCRT crashed and the user chose to report the crash, the email template used for the report may not have contained the correct version of SecureCRT. - Mac/Linux: If the main window was closed while in full-screen mode with a session connected, the next time that session was opened, the window did not return to full screen mode. Changes in SecureCRT 9.2.1 (Official) -- May 12, 2022 ----------------------------------------------------- Bug Fixes: - If the Button Manager dialog was launched from the Button Bar Manager dialog, changes to the buttons were not saved. - Windows: When connecting to a server that uses an X.509 certificate for the host key, even though the certificate met all requirements for automatic acceptance of the host key by the client, the application still prompted the user to manually accept and save the key. - Windows: When RDP or Local Shell sessions were exported and later imported to a different configuration, the protocol-specific options may not have been preserved as expected. - Windows: In certain cases, when moving focus from the hostname field to the port field using the tab key, the text contained within the port field was not selected. - Mac: When selecting a file to transfer via the "Send ASCII..." functionality, the file browse dialog was restricted to ".txt" file extensions and did not include a file type filter field to allow other file types. Changes in SecureCRT 9.2 (Official) -- April 26, 2022 ----------------------------------------------------- Bug Fix: - On certain systems, when clicking on some web links displayed in the application, the expected page may not have been displayed in the web browser. Changes in SecureCRT 9.2 (Beta 5) -- April 19, 2022 --------------------------------------------------- Changes: - In the About box and other dialogs that contain hyperlinks, it is now possible to tab to the hyperlink, which allows the links to be read by screen reader software. - When the Quick Connect dialog box is opened, focus is placed in the Protocol dropdown list. This change was made for Section 508 (accessibility) compliance on Windows. - Windows: The hint that is displayed in the Connect bar and filter bars for the Session, Command, and Active Sessions managers remains visible until the user starts typing. - Mac: The About box shows the architecture type (x64 or ARM64) of the application. Bug Fixes: - If the %I (IP address) substitution variable was specified for the session tab label and the remote system sent a title change request, the variable was not expanded, resulting in the tab displaying the literal "%I" string. - Windows: If the JAWS screen reader was closed while SecureCRT was running, SecureCRT crashed. - Windows: When a session tab's closing resulted in another open tab receiving focus, the title bar continued to display the name from the closed tab. - Windows: In the Session Options dialog, in the Port Forwarding and Remote Port Forwarding categories, hovering over a port forward in the list selected it. - Mac: When connecting to multiple sessions in which the configured firewall was not found, the "Firewall not found" warning message could get into a state where it could not be closed, causing the application window to become unusable. - Mac: Under certain scenarios, when clicking on the Dock icon for a running instance of SecureCRT, a new instance of the application was launched instead of giving focus to the existing instance. - Mac: If the window transparency slider for either the active or inactive window was set to certain non-default values, when the Global Options dialog was re-opened, the slider position for both active and inactive windows was moved. Changes in SecureCRT 9.2 (Beta 4) -- March 31, 2022 --------------------------------------------------- Bug Fixes: - When a saved credential was changed for a disconnected session, SecureCRT could have crashed when the session was reconnected. - When the window was resized and the terminal view contained a very long line that spanned multiple rows, SecureCRT could crash. - When using the "Retain size and font" session resize option, the "Select all" menu option failed to select any text in the terminal view. - When there were a large number of folders in the Session Manager or Command Manager, using the "Expand All Folders" or "Collapse All Folders" options could have taken a long time to complete. - When using the "Personal data folder" configuration option, the reference to a saved credential used by a session was stored in the common session configuration file. - When a session tab that did not have focus received new input, the title bar for a session tab that did have focus could have been unexpectedly updated. - Windows: When a session tab received focus due to another tab closing, the tab status indicator did not update to the current state. - Windows: If the Session Manager was toggled between auto-hidden and pinned mode (or vice-versa), the SecureCRT main window may not have resized as expected. - Windows/Linux: When opening the session window Find dialog after the SecureCRT window had been moved, the dialog opened relative to the previous SecureCRT window location. - Mac/Linux: If a session tab closed while a script dialog was displayed, SecureCRT could have crashed. - Mac/Linux: If the "Alt+<#>" tab switching keyboard shortcut was sent from the Command Window when there were no open tabs, SecureCRT crashed. - Mac/Linux: When using the Quick Connect dialog to connect to a host, the username and credential settings were not p