![]() ![]() Improved BOM handling when output is redirected with code pages UTF-8, UTF-16, and UTF-16BE. For example, when chcp has been used, sftpc > file.txt will now use the same code page as echo xxxx > file.txt. This causes output from Bitvise command-line clients to respect the code page set using chcp. When input or output is redirected, then by default, the SSH Client's command-line clients (including sftpc, sexec, stnlc, stermc and spksc) will now use the input/output code page associated with the console in which they run (Windows functions GetConsoleCP and GetConsoleOutputCP), instead of the system-wide ANSI code page (Windows function GetACP). These processes would potentially interfere with console input. ![]() ![]() When using the stermc terminal shell command-line client, if the remote shell exited with a non-zero exit code, the SSH Client's totermc or bvtermc terminal client process would continue to run after stermc exits. If there are no outstanding close requests pending confirmations, the wait command does nothing. This causes sftpc to wait until it receives from the server any pending confirmations for file and directory close requests, before proceeding with any other actions. When used with conjunction with -del, this causes sftpc to wait for the server's confirmation that the file has been closed before attempting to delete the file. This causes the get command to wait for the server's confirmation that the file has been closed before continuing any further actions. The get command now supports a -wait switch. The SSH Client now uses a simpler version of this API, allowing the listing of Mac folders. This arose because the SSH Client used an advanced Windows filesystem API which the Mac does not implement. When used under Parallels for Mac, the SSH Client was unable to list folders shared by the Mac (for example, \\Mac\Home\Desktop). The SSH Client's command-line clients (sftpc, stermc, sexec, stnlc, spksc) now support the widely accepted "-" syntax to identify the end of named parameters and the beginning of positional parameters.Ĭhanges in Bitvise SSH Client 8.49: This is not a new feature release, but a successor to 8.49 with continued maintenance updates.Ĭertain user interface elements would not display correctly on Windows 11. We are receiving many inquiries about whether our software is affected by the recent Log4j vulnerability CVE-2021-44228.īitvise software does not use Log4j, and does not interact with it.Ĭhanges in Bitvise SSH Client 8.52: Invalid DH group size parameters could be sent to the server. When using one of the key exchange methods with Diffie Hellman group exchange, the SSH Client and FlowSsh could perform an invalid memory access. Bitvise SSH Client 9.xx Version History Bitvise SSH Client 8.xx Version HistoryĬhanges in Bitvise SSH Client 8.53: ![]()
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