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SecureCRT(R) 8.0.2 (Official) -- June 14, 2016 Copyright (C) 1995-2016 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 Readme.txt (downloaded with this installation). Changes in SecureCRT 8.0.2 (Official) -- June 14, 2016 ------------------------------------------------------ Changes: - Windows: The mechanism for making SecureCRT the default Telnet application was changed to be compatible with Windows 10. Bug fixes: - If a button was mapped to send the current session to a new window and the button was pressed while another session was being connected, SecureCRT crashed. - Keywords were sometimes not highlighted correctly if the remote text contained a tab. - With complex keyword lists, the same text could be highlighted differently depending on how the data was received. - In SFTP sessions, the mv command did not work when the destination was a folder. - Windows: If another application used a DLL called "python27.dll", when SecureCRT started, a runtime error was reported. - Windows: Recently uses sessions were not being shown in the Windows Start menu or when the SecureCRT icon was clicked in the Windows taskbar. - Windows: If the global option "Only show tabs when there are more than one" was set and a session was cloned and then closed and then cloned again, the height of the SecureCRT window got smaller. - Windows: When the session hierarchy contained a lot of nested folders and the Session Manager was configured to auto hide, it opened very slowly. - Mac/Linux: The initial window position specified in the session options wasn't being honored. - Mac/Linux: The command-line parameter /POS was not being honored. - Mac: SecureCRT crashed when attempting to create a session with a name containing Norwegian characters. - Mac: Depending on how SecureCRT was launched, the font list in the Session Options dialog could be empty. Changes in SecureCRT 8.0.1 (Official) -- April 26, 2016 ------------------------------------------------------- New features: - The color of the icons in the button bar can be configured, allowing buttons to be color coded. This feature was inadvertently omitted from the Beta 1 history. Changes: - Pressing ALT+M will open the Session Manager if it's hidden. - Pressing ALT+I will display the Session Manager if it's hidden and put focus in the filter bar. - Pressing ALT+G on Windows and Linux or ALT+COMMAND+G on the Mac will open the Command window if it's not already open. - Added the ability to map the Command window option to send characters immediately (MENU_TOGGLE_SEND_CHARACTERS_IMMEDIATELY) to a key or button. Bug fixes: - SecureCRT crashed when importing settings from settings that were exported from SecureCRT 8.0 if the settings contained a button bar. - The fallback mechanism for public-key authentication did not work correctly and authentication failed rather than prompting for the username and public key. - If a large keyword highlighting list that included regular expressions was used for a session containing a large scrollback buffer, session output could be very slow. - The Xterm escape sequence to change the title was not being honored. - Pressing ALT+B opened the Session Manager, but did not connect the selected session(s). - If the session font was changed before connecting, the old font settings were used when the session was connected. - If SecureCRT did not open any sessions on startup and auto-hide was on for the Session Manager, the Session Manager stayed open. - Fixed a memory leak that occurred when ECDSA keys were used. - Windows: If a tabbed session was closed or disconnected while it was being dragged to a new tab group, SecureCRT could crash. - Windows: After connecting to a session using the Session Manager, focus remained in the Session Manager instead of moving to the session. - Mac/Linux: SecureCRT crashed when attempting to use the Public Key Assistant. - Mac: SecureCRT could crash when the font size for a session was changed in the Session Options dialog by typing in the new font size. - Mac: SecureCRT could crash if accessibility options were on and the Session Options dialog was opened several times in rapid succession from the toolbar or the Cancel button was pressed while tabbing through options in the Session Options dialog. - Mac: If auto-hide was on for the Session Manager, pressing COMMAND+I did not move focus from the session tree to the session filter box. Changes in SecureCRT 8.0 (Official) -- March 31, 2016 ----------------------------------------------------- Change: - Windows: Added the ability to lock and unlock all the sessions in a tab group at once. Bug fixes: - Mac: In the Session Manager and Connect dialog, it was not possible to select multiple sessions using COMMAND+<click>. - Mac: When outputting a large file with the "cat" command to a session with column width of 256 or larger, the output was noticeably slow. Changes in SecureCRT 8.0 (Beta 5) -- March 22, 2016 --------------------------------------------------- Bug fixes: - SecureCRT could crash when keyword highlighting was being used for a session and the session was scrolling output. - Zmodem uploads of large files (e.g., 30 MB) could hang. - If the configuration paths were set up so that a personal data folder was being used and the configuration folder was read-only, settings could not be saved in the personal data folder even though it was writable. - If the configuration paths were set up so that a personal data folder was being used and the configuration folder was read-only, attempting to merge the configuration data failed and the personal data was deleted. Changes in SecureCRT 8.0 (Beta 4) -- March 10, 2016 --------------------------------------------------- Changes: - The Session Manager's "auto hide" option is on by default. Bug fixes: - If there was text in the scrollback buffer and the session was scrolled all the way back and then the size of the scrollback buffer was decreased in the Session Options dialog, SecureCRT crashed. - Files uploaded using Zmodem did not have the correct date and permissions. - The progress output from X/Y/Zmodem transfers was formatted incorrectly. - When there was a large amount of text in the scrollback buffer and the session window was scrolled all the way back, it was not possible to scroll all the way back down. - With the "Office 2013" display theme, if the Session Manager was docked and the SecureCRT application window was maximized and moved to a secondary monitory, the Session Manager could disappear. - With the "VS2013 Blue", "VS2013 Dark", and "Office 2013" display themes, if the computer had two monitors and SecureCRT was maximized, the application window extended to the other monitor. - The context menu items "Connect in New Tab Group" and "Connect in Tabs" should not have been enabled for tiled sessions. - Windows: When a session was launched from the Activator, focus remained in the Session Manager instead of being put in the session. - Windows: When the mouse hovered over menu items, the status bar sometimes contained incorrect informational text. - Mac: The Zmodem Upload dialog did not display the upload options