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megatools 1.9.95 - 2015-04-15
=============================
Bugfix and optimization release.
Fixes:
- Improve compatibility wit older curl (whatever version is in centos 6.5)
- Fix regression in megadl: fails to download exported folders #90
- Remove megamv as it is not and will not be implemented in 1.9 branch
- Slow down progress reporting on windows to once per second #102
- Correct the default values in mega_session_load()
Improvements:
- Rename megasync to megacopy to avoid conflict with official mega sync client
- Optimize session loading - issue #100
- Optimize session loading - further optimization - issue #100
- There's no need to use dbus-launcher when running megatools outside running
desktop to avoid a warning message.
megatools 1.9.94 - 2015-01-02
=============================
Bugfix and optimization release.
Fixes:
- Force use of IPv4 addresses
- Fix path sanitization so that trailing slashes are ignored
- Document config file oddities in megarc manpage
- Add info on how to build/install megatools on various distros
Improvements:
- Optimize path handling code so that filesystems with many files are
usable. Previously, megatools would hang for quite some time when
updating it's path map.
- Use non-recursive makefile to build megatools
megatools 1.9.93 - 2014-10-24
=============================
Added OpenSSL exemption to the license.
Fixes:
- megadf now returns correct values
- fixed path sanitization in mega_session_stat
- raised safety limit os size of POST responses from 32 to 256 MiB
- show progress when downloading folder using megadl
- optimized buffer allocation during donwload and upload
- report details of errors when stream callback fails to read/write file
- fix detection of convert executeable for preview generation
- allow to disable file previews
megatools 1.9.92 - 2014-08-24
=============================
Created stable branch for bugfixes. This is the release from the stable
branch.
This release contains mostly small bug fixes. Most important change is
that Megatools now recognizes server busy errors as reported by mega.co.nz
via HTTP status 500 Server Is Busy, and retries the communication. This
reduces command failures by a lot, and you'll not see 500 Server Is Busy
errors anymore.
Another major news is update to the windows package. There are now two
packages for 32bit and 64bit windows platform, and all dlls were updated to
their latest versions.
Other news:
- Added 64bit windows package
- Unmask Megatools to Mega.co.nz (user Megatools/VERSION User-Agent)
- Check for a2x if --enable-docs-build=yes
- Megadl now reports file download errors
- Add megadl --print-names option
- Fix megasync error (issue #45 on github)
- Fix megadl used with pipe (--path -) on windows (issue #38)
- Installation instructions for Mac
- Add info about Gentoo ebuild to the README file (issue #26)
- Fix Megatools thumbnails for PDF (issue #5)
- Do repeated API calls after 500 Server Is Busy and increase retry delay
- Fix issue to download a file with accent with megaget (issue #22)
megatools 1.9.91 - 2013-04-14
=============================
Please note, that megatools is using GNOME release versioning. That means
that in MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, odd MINOR number signifies development version
of the tools. PATCH version is increased on each public release.
By using odd MINOR versions of the software you are using an unstable
branch. That doesn't mean it will be crashing on you, but it may have
certain quirks, and oddities, missing or incomplete features, etc.
Next stable release is going to be 2.0.0.
To the news:
- Added man pages for all tools
- Removed megastream in favor of mega{dl,get} --path -
- Megadf - fix unsigned overflow when server reports 0 total space
- Implemented --debug option
- Win32: Drop requirement for manual setup of GIO_EXTRA_MODULES
- Load certificates from the binaries folder on windows
- Enable CA validation for TLS connections
- Fix compilation on FreeBSD by adding --enable-warnings
- Add note that on FreeBSD GNU make must be used to build the tools
- Fix typedef redefinitions (error on older gcc's)
- Fix megals --names logic
- megaput/megaget/megadl/megasync: --no-progress support
- Fix mega_session_dl streaming mode segfault
- megamkdir/megarm: Check for required arguments
- Pretty print JSON in debug output
AUR package is available at https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/megatools/
Ubunut PPA is availble at https://launchpad.net/~megous/+archive/ppa
If someone wants to take over packaging for Ubuntu or Debian, that would
be very appretiated, as my speciality is Arch Linux.
megatools 1.9.90 - 2013-04-11
=============================
Implemented much simpler and faster json parser than json-glib, which was
used before. Megatools now use sjson, which you can find at:
https://github.com/megous/sjson
Json-glib dependency was thus dropped.
Initial work on getting rid of dependency on libcurl.
Initial work on the new libmega library with support for gobject-introspection
based bindings to various languages: JavaScript, Python, Ruby, LUA,...
Experimental implementation of Mega API in JavaScript (gjs), this should help
people develop GNOME GUI for Mega in the future.
New command line tools:
megafs - mount mega.co.nz filesystem usong FUSE (Linux only)
megamv - move and rename remote files and directories
megatools 1.2.2 - 2013-04-11
============================
Bugs fixed:
- Trash and Inbox paths are no longer mixed up (bug reported by Ovidiu)
- megadl segfault
- megaput --path /Root/nonexistent-file local-file (remote file would get
the name of the local file, instead of nonexistent-file)
- megals /Root/file-name would return nothing
- Segfault with password length over 15 chars
- Fix file size parsing to make it work with files over 2GB in size
megatools 1.2.1 - 2013-03-12
============================
Added support for OpenSUSE 12.1 and newer versions.
Build libmega statically for binary distribution to ease installation
outside of /usr/local.
megatools 1.2.0 - 2013-03-12
============================
Megatools now support download of shared files and folders.
Megatools support creating thumbnails for image and video files uploaded
to Mega. This is enabled only on Linux, as it requires ffmpegthumbnailer
and convert (from ImageMagick package).
You can now manage your contacts list via:
- mkdir /Contacts/some@email.com
- rm /Contacts/some.other@email.com
Exported folders can be downloaded using megadl.
All tools gained a few more options to help with scripting needs.
If you don't provide password on command-line or in config file you'll
be asked for it when the tool runs.
Megals tool gained many new options.
OpenSSL locks are now properly initialized.
megatools 1.1.1 - 2013-03-10
============================
Binary packages for linux support more Linux distributions. Supported
distros include (both 32bit and 64bit editions):
- Ubuntu LTS 12.04.2 and later
- Fedora 17 and later
- Current Arch Linux
- Suse (with a package for ubuntu)
- ...and probably any recent distribution with all dependencies installed
Package structure was changed to allow easy installation to /usr/local.
To install, run:
sudo tar -x -f megatools-1.1.1-i686.tar.gz -C / --no-overwrite-dir
Tools now use shared library, which you can use to develop your own Mega
tools. For example:
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
gcc -o sample sample.c -Wl,-rpath,/usr/local/lib `pkg-config --cflags --libs libmega`
Sample source code sample.c can be found in /usr/local/share/doc/megatools/
To develop mega apps, you'll need to install development packages on
distros like Fedora or Ubuntu. For example on Fedora:
yum install openssl-devel json-glib-devel libcurl-devel glib2-devel
Or on Ubuntu:
apt-get install libssl-dev libjson-glib-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev gcc make pkg-config
megatools 1.1.0 - 2013-03-09
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Megareg tool is now implemented, and can be used to register new
accounts without the need for Mega website. Unless you login to
Mega, Mega will never be able to get your password key.
Tools don't show version banner anymore, unless asked for via
--version option.
Megadl learned to handle SIGPIPE if server drops connection,
and megadl tries to write into a closed socket.
megatools 1.0.0 - 2013-03-08
============================
This is initial public release of megatools. Current features are:
- Local caching of remote session/filesystem information
for faster execution. Cache is encrypted with your password
key.
- Support for configuration file to put login information in.
This is not wildly secure, but it's convenient.
- Initial set of tools to manipulate remote filesystem:
megadf Show your cloud storage space usage/quota
megals List all remote files
megamkdir Create remote directory
megarm Remove remote file or directory
megaput Upload individual files
megaget Download individual files
megadl Download file from a "public" Mega link
(doesn't require login)
megastream Streaming download of a file
(can be used to preview videos or music)
megasync Upload or download a directory tree
See TODO for features that are comming in the future releases.