Rebex Total Pack 2016 R1.1 released

Released: Feb 22, 2016

Updates in this release

Updates in 2016 R1.1

  • Added experimental binaries of most Rebex components (FTP/SSL, SFTP, File Server, Secure Mail, ZIP, Time, Security) for Xamarin.Mac platforms. They are suitable for targeting Xamarin.Mac Mobile Framework and Xamarin.Mac .NET 4.5 Framework projects.
  • FTP: Fixed a bug that triggered the 'Another operation is pending' exception when internal directory listing failed due to protocol error.
  • FTP: Added workaround for servers returning "cdir" in MLST responses.
  • MIME: Added workaround for broken MIME headers that use 'URL and file-system-safe' Base-64-encoding.
  • MSG: Added workaround for MSG attachments erroneously claiming to be "message/rfc822".
  • MSG: Added workaround for broken MSG files which don't specify internal byte count values or don't contain data stream for variable length properties.
  • EWS: Enhanced EwsSearchParameter.Body to include a workaround for problematic behavior of Exchange 2010 body text searching.
  • SSH Shell: Specified default values for SshParameters properties (fixes issues with SshTerminalCotrol and Visual Studio 2015's designer).
  • SSH Shell: Fixed handling of failed reverse tunneling attempts.
  • SSH Shell: Fixed "postponed-close" workaround for servers with broken SSH channel closure.
  • ZIP: Added workaround for ZIP files which specify zero for "total count of disks".
  • Security: Reusing FileEncryption.Encrypt with different encryption algorithms is now supported without changing the password.
  • SSH: Fixed seldom-used SshSession.Connect(string, int) method that was freezing since 2016 R1.
  • SSH: Added workaround for older version of Bitvise server that don't properly handle SSH channel closing.
  • SSH: Fixed handling of multi-line SSH banner messages.
  • SSH: Fixed a bug in SSH channel window size adjustment.
  • SSH: Fixed potential NullReferenceException error in SshSession.Dispose method.
  • SSL: Disabled any usage of MD5 in TLS 1.2 to prevent SLOTH attacks.