Migration to gitlab.com is completed ! Last week, we have officially completed the migration of our 20 projects to gitlab.com. We are using Gitlab for a couple of years already, but at that time gitlab.com was not a viable option. Fortunately, Gitlab.com has changed its service offering over the ...
Read moreThanks to our sponsor, this release introduces a feature to have better control over the users' permission by defining 3 different levels of acess: Admin, Maintainer and User. This addition allows you to have better control on what your users can or can't do with their backup repositories. Fix si...
Read moreIt is with great joy and excitement that we officially announce the new corporate name of Patrik Dufesne Service Logiciel inc. Introducing IKUS! The culmination of the company’s evolution, which is no longer only associated to its leader, Patrik Dufresne, but to a team of individuals dedicated to...
Read moreI am pleased to announce the new release of rdiffweb made available on April 23, 2020. Release v1.3.2 This minor releases fixes issues found while testing release 1.3.0. Fix lookup of executable rdiff-backup and rdiffweb-restore to search in current virtualenv. Fix repository view when multiple r...
Read moreThis release focuses mostly on providing Debian Buster compatible packages. We endeavoured to provide an easy-to-use package for Debian and ensured rigorous automated testing to avoid regression and speedup further releases. Server: Upgrade the rdiffweb v1.3.1. Restore file and folder in a subpro...
Read moreThis release continues to stabilize its predecessors with bug fixes and minor improvements for the end user! Server: Upgrade the rdiffweb v1.2.2. Enhance the repository to invite users to refresh the repository when the view is empty. Deprecate support for cherrypy 4, 5, 6 and 7. Improve loading ...
Read moreThis new release mainly adds corrections and continues building the foundation for upcoming new features soon to be integrated into rdiffweb. With these changes we continue to work on our target objectives to provide a better digital experience to the end users. Here is the full list of changes m...
Read moreNew Year and a new release! As promised, we continue to deliver a new release every month! This new version of Minarca focuses on stabilisation of the Minarca client installation on headless Linux (for servers). Making sure Minarca can adapt to various deployment environments either targeting end...
Read moreThis release includes major modifications to Minarca, however the changes are not visible to the users. The changes are hidden under the hood and will help us deliver a stable product with a solid foundation. The persistent layer has been rebuilt, again. Over the years, the persistent layer of Mi...
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