Version 20111129 of F*EX
Release Notes: Support for Firefox 7 (and later) has been added to upload files greater than 4 GB. A registered user can create a one time upload key (URL), which he can give unregistered users. The admin can forbid certain recipient addresses and restrict uploading or downloading to certain hosts. The user or admin can limit bandwidth usage. The GUI client schwuppdiwupp comes with integrated tar, zip, and 7zip support. Italian and Czech localizations have been added. Once again, several small bugs have been fixed.
Other releases
Release Notes: Support for Firefox 7 (and later) has been added to upload files greater than 4 GB. A registered user can create a one time upload key (URL), which he can give unregistered users. The admin can forbid certain recipient addresses and restrict uploading or downloading to certain hosts. The user or admin can limit bandwidth usage. The GUI client schwuppdiwupp comes with integrated tar, zip, and 7zip support. Italian and Czech localizations have been added. Once again, several small bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: Subusers and groupusers no longer need an auth-ID, but can use personalized URLs. The adminstrator can allow self-registration of external users who can send only to internal users (like email), and he can define "public recipients" to which everyone can send files without registration or authentification (like anonymous FTP). Several bugs has been fixed.
Release Notes: Sender and recipient quotas have been added. A new admin CGI has been added so one can operate F*EX completly by Web browser. Localizations for German and Spanish have been added. The admin can add a customized HTML header (with the organization's logo, etc). The sender can copy-forward an already uploaded file to another recipient. The clients fexsend and schwuppdiwupp now have HTTP proxy support and can use and manage the address book. fexsend and fexget can handle multiple accounts. A new client sexxx for synchronous file transfer via stream has been added. Some bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: F*EX "groups" has been added: a group is similar to a mailing list, but for sending files. Several small bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: New features include support for multiple aliases (addresses from an address book), the ability to store the KEEP and AUTODELETE options in the address book, and a Java client that can send several files or directories within one upload (using a ZIP archive). Several small bugs were fixed.
