Duplicacy Web Edition 1.2.0 is now available

[gchen]

New Features:

• HTTP reports: New Feature: JSON backup report
• Maximum run time for schedule
• Allow global options to set for a job (such as -v)
• Add an option to exclude log messages with certain IDs when sending email notifications

Bug fixes:

• The Windows uninstaller can now uninstall the service: [1.1.0] Uninstall won't remove service, running service keeps files from removing
• If the Windows service is stopped, --uninstall-service should continue to remove the service
• Fixed layout bugs in the password dialog and enabled the Enter key to work: [Bug/Feature Report] Duplicacy Web Edition - 1.1.0
• Disable text cursor in the file browsing dialog: [Bug/Feature Report] Duplicacy Web Edition - 1.1.0
• Open forum in a new window
• Correctly handle storage names that contain dots: [duplicacy-web] Storage graphs fail to load
• Fixed a bug that causes a new administration password to be rejected on the first start: [Bug/Feature Report] Duplicacy Web Edition - 1.1.0
• Fixed a potential deadlock issue when stopping a schedule
• Append * to directory include/exclude patterns: Web UI filter include prevents backup
• Ignore deletion error when the filters file doesn’t exist: Can't delete a backup configuration
• SMTP fixes: set timeout when connecting to the SMTP server; supply real hostname instead of localhost in case some server requires it
• Upgrade the crypto library to support the ACME v2 API required by Let’s Encrypt: Web UI SSL Protocol Error: missing certificate

It can be downloaded from https://duplicacy.com/download.html.

[Christoph]

How do you update the web-ui? Do you just install it over the existing installation?

BTW: a link to the releases would be helpful.

[gchen]

How do you update the web-ui? Do you just install it over the existing installation?

You’ve probably figured out, yes, just run the installer to overwrite the existing installation.

I added a link to the Download page.

[gchen]

I uploaded a new version 1.2.1, which is almost identical to 1.2.0, except that the macOS package has now been notarized following Apple’s requirements.

[Derek_v2]

@gchen

• The Windows uninstaller can now uninstall the service: [1.1.0] Uninstall won’t remove service, running service keeps files from removing
• If the Windows service is stopped, --uninstall-service should continue to remove the service

@gchen
For the second, i had to open CMD as administrator for it to do the job of removing the service - it didn’t work without it. So I suspect for the former you need to “run as administrator” (admin cmd allowed me to run the uninstaller with the --uninstall-service switch).

Update: On a different test, I ran the GUI uninstaller as administrator - and it removed the service successfully. So i think the instructions above should state that those steps need to be done with administrator on Windows.

[towerbr]

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