Updated SFTP Subsystem Maverick Library from 3.0.5 to 3.0.7
Fixed bug that did not allow updating Azure Connection String to a new storage account
Updated log4j api dependency to 2.17.1
Resolved minor UI issues for Cloud Connection settings screens
Fixed bug preventing write on an unencrypted S3 Cloud Connection to an encrypted s3 bucket
Version 3.002.00
Adds Google Cloud Connection
Version 3.001.01
UI improvements to the Cloud Connection settings page
Refreshes status immediately when clicking the Test Connection button
Displays loading screen when Java is not ready
Fixes a bug with migration
Adds clear-admin-users.sh script to reset (remove) web admin users
Removes log4j yum package that wasn't in use
Updates log4j-api dependency to 2.15.0
Fixes a bug where the web page prompts you with basic authentication
Version 3.001.00
Fixes a bug where SFTP users cannot log in via WinSCP
Fixes a bug where passwords were not working after migrating from version 2
Fixes a bug with the Test Connection feature for Cloud Connections
Fixes a bug with the password constraint validator
Various other bug fixes
Prevents a web admin from disabling all web admins
Adds Admin UI protection from brute force attacks
Various UI improvements
Version 3.000.01
Fixes a bug when displaying file last modified date
Improves backup and restore support
Adds SFTP subsystem log messages to the application.log
Adds username to Nginx access logs
Various other bug fixes
Version 3.000.00
SFTP files and folders
Read and write files directly to Blob, using the SFTP protocol
Configure folder permissions with read-only, read/write, or write-only
Map an SFTP user's chroot directory to a Blob container and path
Folder mapping lets you configure a common scenario where an internal SFTP user has read/write access to
external SFTP users' data, while external users cannot see each other's data
SFTP accounts
Authenticate SFTP users with passwords or SSH keys
Supports multiple SSH keys per SFTP user
Adds password complexity requirements
Adds disabled flag for SFTP users
Configures IP whitelisting at the user level
Web administration
Supports multiple web admin accounts
Simplifies first-time setup, which can be done entirely from the web admin UI (no command line required)
Imports users and settings from SFTP Gateway 2.x via a migration process
Security
Has undergone an independent third-party security audit
Separates SSH and SFTP onto different ports by default
Enables audit logging to track SFTP actions
Performance and maintenance
Improves performance and scalability through the use of the Azure SDK for Java
Uses Postgres instead of LDAP, for easier maintenance
Cost
Same pricing as SFTP Gateway 2.x, which is a software charge of 6 cents USD per VM hour