| Version | Change log |
| Syncovery 11.5.2 Build Jun 23, 2025 |
Improves PGP compatibility with other PGP tools. Now supports using a separate communication folder for block level copying with remote service when copying from right to left (previously only left to right). |
| Syncovery 11.5.1 Build Jun 22, 2025 | Fixes a new bug in version 11.5.0 causing MD5 hashes from S3 not being recognized and files being flagged as different. |
| Syncovery 11.5.0 Build Jun 17, 2025 |
The Remote Service will now use the separate communication folder for hash files too, if specified. Previously it was only for the remote listing. The Remote Service can now generate SHA256 hashes (choose them on the Verification tab sheet in the Syncovery profile). A few PascalScript enhancements. Additional minor improvements. |
| Syncovery 11.4.5 Build Jun 14, 2025 |
The Scheduler now shows the number of currently running jobs (profiles). Uploading to Azure BLOB storage will now use larger blocks if the maximum part size on the Program Settings dialog, tab sheet “Cloud” is raised. Jobs that copy NTFS permissions will now perform folder operations in a single thread rather than multithreaded to avoid problems with inheritance. Fixes a bug where the calculated percentage of deletions was logged as being over 100%. Prevents excessive logging of SSH/SFTP related details. RSync connections will now use the port specified, and there’s been a bug fix for using rsync over SSH. M365 connections for email notifications now work in the web GUI again. |
| Syncovery 11.3.5 Build May 9, 2025 |
The statistics verification no longer performs binary comparisons if these verifications are active in a profile. The Setup program is now also aware that SyncoveryCL.exe is the new scheduler service and doesn’t replace it with SyncoveryService.exe any more. Fixes the scheduler service not starting up after rebooting Windows on very old CPUs (likely this problem occurred only if newer Windows Server versions were running only pre-2013 CPUs that didn’t completely fulfill the system requirements). When the daily run time for a profile was changed, Syncovery might sometimes have reported the next run as being tomorrow rather than today. This was fixed. Fixes an issue where the Next Run might not be updated in the Profile Overview after a profile run unless you closed the GUI or switched to the Scheduler tab sheet and back. |
| Syncovery 11.3.4 Build May 2, 2025 |
The statistics verification no longer performs binary comparisons if these verifications are active in a profile. The Setup program is now also aware that SyncoveryCL.exe is the new scheduler service and doesn’t replace it with SyncoveryService.exe any more. Fixes the scheduler service not starting up after rebooting Windows on very old CPUs (likely this problem occurred only if newer Windows Server versions were running only pre-2013 CPUs that didn’t completely fulfill the system requirements). When the daily run time for a profile was changed, Syncovery might sometimes have reported the next run as being tomorrow rather than today. This was fixed. Fixes an issue where the Next Run might not be updated in the Profile Overview after a profile run unless you closed the GUI or switched to the Scheduler tab sheet and back. |
| Syncovery 11.3.2 Build Apr 20, 2025 |
Fixes uploading empty files to PCloud. Is more resilient against losing cloud authentication due connectivity error or other errors that the cloud server may produce. |
| Syncovery 11.2.4 Build Apr 10, 2025 |
Modernizes these services to work better with Windows Server 2025: Syncovery Remote Service, Guardian, and VSS Service. Fixes an AV that could occur when a SyncoveryCL profile runner process terminated. Can now encrypt with PGP after downloading from an Internet Protocol like SFTP. Additional Improvements. |
| Syncovery 11.2.1 Build Mar 22, 2025 |
First release of Syncovery 11 in French. Includes an updated SecGate connector and bug fixes. |
| Syncovery 11.2.0 Build Mar 18, 2025 |
The “Install Service” button will now install SyncoveryCL.exe as the scheduler service, as opposed to SyncoveryService.exe. SyncoveryCL.exe will start up quicker and is more compliant and compatible with Windows Server 2025, as it does not use any hidden window handles and contains zero GUI related code – in contrast to SyncoveryService.exe, which doubles as a Background Scheduler with some basic GUI features (such as the tray icon and a status window). FTP libraries 2-4 now all use TLS Session Resumption for the data port, ensuring compatibility with the latest FTP server security requirements. You can now make a profile abort if there is more than a certain number of Bytes to copy, by adding this PascalScript to the profile (the example enforces the limit of 5GB): function OnProfileStart:Boolean; begin Result:=true; UnattendedCopyMaxBytes:=5368709120; end; Various additional improvements. |
