Rumpus versions

v8.1 [Nov 13, 2016]
- OpenSSL has been upgraded to the latest build of OpenSSL 1.0.2. The update not only takes advantage of updates in the OpenSSL 1.0.X branch, but incorporates support for TLSv1.1 and TLSv1.2. Administrators can now optionally disable TLSv1.0, TLSv1.1 and SSL/TLS Compression. By default, Rumpus also supports an updated list of ciphers that maximizes compatibility with slightly-out-of-date clients while ensuring the highest practical level of encryption between client and server.
- Users can now be required to change their passwords periodically, and password strength requirements can be enforced by Rumpus. Also, users logging in for the first time can be required to set a new password.
- In the SFTP service, we've added the ability to use private/public key authentication, in addition to username/password authentication. It's a very handy feature for clients that need to regularly transfer files with maximum security. For details, see the article "SFTP" section of the Secure Transfers article in the download package.
- On servers that require all Web users to connect securely (via HTTPS), HTTP Strict Transport Security can now be enabled.
- Improved media display.
- File and folder menus are now completely customizable, and the same menus are displayed in both standard and thumbnail directory listing views.
- Setup wizards allow administrators to quickly define color pallets and basic options, and then individually fine tune the display of dozens of different elements.
- Action buttons can be displayed in different styles, with more fine tuning controls, and in different positions within the interface.
- Progress indicators have been simplified and improved, and can now be displayed for file downloads as well as uploads.
- The data required to deliver Web interface pages is up to 50% less than in past versions, while being presented in a more modern, cleaner style.
- For Drop Ship users, the new Web interface includes a drop ship history, allowing senders to view past shipments and easily copy/paste previous URLs for resending.
- Users can now move files between folders, without transferring them to and from the server.
- Video files can be displayed in a branded display interface which includes a “Download Now” option for permanent retrieval of the file.