TIBCO Managed File Transfer Platform Server for Windows 7.1.1 hotfix CW02037 is now available
Article ID: KB0102259
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO Managed File Transfer Platform Server for Windows | 7.1.1 |
Description
Hotfix CW02037 can be downloaded from TIBCO Support Portal (https://support.tibco.com).
You will need to provide your TIBCO Support Portal credentials. Once logged in you can download the hotfix by selecting the “Downloads” -> “Hotfixes” option. Then go to “/AvailableDownloads/MFT/ PlatformServer/Windows/7.1.1/” to download the hotfix.
The .zip file has the Readme file inside. Please unzip the file and review the Readme file for instructions on how to apply the hotfix.
CW02037 is a cumulative hotfix and includes the following fixes:
PSW-680: Intermittent Server crashes when Send Directory failed with "No files to send or receive"
The following fixes are included from CW02026:
PSW-517: Receive intermittent core dumps when incoming connections are established and the Node definition Description parameter contains the word "Server"
The following fixes are included from CW02022:
PSW-503: Responder Reverse DNS lookup takes four or five seconds to complete
PSW-499 When executing on Chinese Windows, transfers of a file with many Chinese characters in the file name fails with error:
"ANSI to UNICODE data failed while parsing info packet"
PSW-498 Exception and core dump produced when a DNI scheduled transfer executed when daylight savings time changed to and from daylight savings time
PSW-494 Intermittent exception received and core dump written when network error occurs during file transfer termination
PSW-316 Transfer did not retry when transfer failed because file was in use
The following fixes are included from CW02007:
PSW-309 Resolves the error "Convert ANSI to UNICODE data failed while parsing info packet" when Windows Platform Server initiates a transfer to a UNIX system and the remote file name contains double byte characters.
PSW-308 Resolves a problem where a Directory list request returns invalid data when no files are found.
PSW-304 Resolves a problem where MFT Command Center Transfer Non-Event Processing will not work when the Platform Server time is in a different time zone or has a different system time.
PSW-303 Resolves an intermittent problem where the MFT Command Center Collector can miss collecting an audit record from Platform Server when a transfer executes a synchronous PPA.
The following fixes are included from CW01993:
PSW-273 Resolves a problem on "DNI Receive" when remote files have non-ASCII file names. Non-ASCII file names will be ignored and a record will be written to the MFT Monitor. Support for non-ASCII files names will be added in a future release.
PSW-272 Resolves a problem on directory receives when files with non ASCII file names are present. The non ASCII file names are ignored and the ASCII file names can be transferred twice. After applying this fix, the ASCII filenames are received once and non ASCII filenames will report as "Failed to receive".
PSW-269 Resolves a problem where ftmsmgr can crash while displaying many templates.
PSW-266 Resolves a problem when viewing past transactions. When the Event log has an event where the string error message is greater than 255 characters in length, the MFT Platform Server Administrator can crash.
PSW-257 Update the default TCP Send and Receive Window buffer size to 256000.
The following fixes are included from CW01993:
PSW-216 Upgrade to OpenSSL 0.9.8zf
PSW-215 Resolves an invalid handle error when a Remote Command is sent to Windows Platform Server with an "&" at the end.
The following fixes are included from CW01981:
PSW-64 Resolves a problem where there was no way to specify Failure Disposition Retry with DNI.
The following fixes are included from CW01978:
PSW-202 Resolves a problem where FTP Size command to MFTIS to PS with CW01945 and above fails.
The following fixes are included from CW01972:
PSW-198 MFT Platform Client requires the TLS protocol when initiating an SSL connection to MFT Platform Server
PSW-191 Resolves a problem where cfdir requests to a UNC drive can be delayed by 10 seconds.
PSW-186 Resolves a problem decoding invalid UTF8 characters in the file name. If the remote file name contains invalid UTF8 characters, MFT will continue the transfer and will append '.cannot.decode' to this file name. If the local file name (i.e. Windows file name) contains invalid UTF8 characters, the transfer will fail.
The following fixes are included from CW01945:
PSW-181 Resolves a problem sending a folder containing a sub-directory containing files from an FTP client through Internet Server to Windows Platform Server and writing to a UNC path. The FUSUTIL utility was not creating a directory.
PSW-177 Resolves a problem where ftmscmd command can hang.
PSW-171 Resolves a problem with Unicode Charactes in Log.txt and Collector Requests on PS Windows.
PSW-161 Resolves a problem when transferring files with Unicode file names.
PSW-160 Resolves a problem sending a ftmscmd transfer command containing a PPA action from z/OS MFTPS to Windows MFTPS the ftmscmd transfer fails.
PSW-159 Resolves the following error when executing FTMSCMD.EXE with file names that contain unicode characters:
Partner issued message:
Could not execute QzpcV2luZG93c1xzeXN0ZW0zMlxjbWQuZXhlIC9lOm9uIC9jIG1rZGlyICJDOlxUZW1wXGHDpCI=
PSW-158 Resolves a problem when RIJN(AES) encryption is selected for the node definition and the audit log shows Encryption Type N/A.
The following fixes are included from CW01918:
PSW-148 Update to enable FTMSCMD with the /STATUS option to pipe active transfer status.
PSW-141 Resolves a problem where running a Platform Server for Windows DNI with multiple Post Processing Actions, can cause mini dumps to be written.
PSW-133 Resolves a buffer overflow problem when transferring a large file using the command line FTMSCMD with the /STATUS option.
PSW-130 Resolves a problem where using token $(SDIR)\$(LocalFileName) instead of \$(SDIR)\$(LocalFileName) could corrupt the pqf file and crash the MFTPS service.
PSW-128 Resolves a problem where the RemoteCTFile and LocalCTFile in node configuration is ignored when transfers are initiated by Command Center.
The following fixes are included from CW01906:
PSW-127 Resolved a problem where scheduled transfers were scheduled to run one hour later after moving on to daylight savings time.
PSW-126 Resolved a problem where the line feed delimiter value "LF" was not preserved in the audit record.
PSW-125 Updated the OpenSSL modules to version OpenSSL 0.9.8y-fips.
PSW-117 Modified FUSUTIL so that delete option works for both file and empty directory. Rename option now works for both file and directory.
PSW-103 Improved transfer speed by increasing the size of the Windows socket send and receive buffers.
PSW-102 Resolved a problem where the Remove Trailing Spaces parameter did not work when executing a platform transfer from Command Center. The field is also now included in the audit record and collected audit records on Command Center correctly report the Remove Trailing Spaces value.
PSW-100 Increased the maximum User ID length from 20 to 64 bytes in the cfprofile, audit record and IS collector requests.
The following fixes are included from CW01896:
1. Resolves a problem where scheduled DNI and scheduled transfers can deviate from the scheduled interval.
2. Updated the event viewer message from error to warning on a directory listing when the file does not exist.
3. Resolved a problem where scheduled transfers were scheduled to run one hour earlier after moving off of daylight savings time.
The following fixes are included from CW01893:
1. Resolves a problem where directory list requests return files only if MFT Platform Server has read and write access. The following registry entry must be added to return all files with read access:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\....\Proginet\CyberFusion Server\QueueManagerService\ListDirectoryAccess
Create ListDirectoryAccess as a string value. If the value is “Shared”, the file name will be returned if READ access is available. If entry does not exist or has any other value, the file name will be returned only if READ and WRITE access is available. “Exclusive” is the default access.
Note: Setting ListDirectoryAccess to a value of “Shared” should not be done in the following environment:
Another Platform Server initiates a DNI receive to this server and the disposition is move or delete.
In situations like this where the file is transferred and Platform Server does not have write access, the move or delete may fail and the file would be retransmitted.
2. Resolves a problem with DNI receive where subfolders were not being created for UNC drives. The Event Viewer message "The specified path is invalid" was written.
3. Resolves a problem on the Platform Server Administrator where double clicking on a DNI template or initiation directory did not open the properties window.
4. Improved the informational message displayed in the Event Viewer when the "Failed to open transaction audit" error occurs.
The following fixes are included from CW01882:
1. Audit records for transfers containing a remote DomainName\UserId have been updated to report the domain name correctly.
2. Resolves a problem when using MFT Command Center Audit Poll for a specific transfer user. All records for all users were being returned.
3. Resolves a problem when a user is not in the cfbrowse or cfadmin groups and the user specifies the LocalUser parameter. cfinq incorrectly returned all transfers for the logged on user. cfinq now returns no transfers.
4. Increased the number of characters allowed in a remote command to support up to 240 characters.
5. Resolves an error when MFT Platform Server for Windows initiates an upload or download to MFT Internet Server, and the filename contains extended ASCII characters.
Note: cfinq and ftmscmd do not display extended ASCII characters correctly due to a limitation in Windows.
6. Resolves the following error when sending a file with a size of exactly 4075 bytes or a multiple of 4075 bytes and AES encryption is enabled:
Reason: Write file failed. The supplied user buffer is not valid for the requested operation.
7. Resolves a problem where transfers were retried immediately after a temporary error when using FTMSCMD and specifying the /TC (/TryCount) parameter. The following parameter can now be used to define the interval between retries:
/TI (/TryInterval) Defines the # of seconds between retries: Default=60.
Note: This parameter will apply only to requests initiated through FTMSCMD that are not submitted to the Server. Transfers initiated through the Server are retried at the next dispatch interval.
You will need to provide your TIBCO Support Portal credentials. Once logged in you can download the hotfix by selecting the “Downloads” -> “Hotfixes” option. Then go to “/AvailableDownloads/MFT/ PlatformServer/Windows/7.1.1/” to download the hotfix.
The .zip file has the Readme file inside. Please unzip the file and review the Readme file for instructions on how to apply the hotfix.
CW02037 is a cumulative hotfix and includes the following fixes:
PSW-680: Intermittent Server crashes when Send Directory failed with "No files to send or receive"
The following fixes are included from CW02026:
PSW-517: Receive intermittent core dumps when incoming connections are established and the Node definition Description parameter contains the word "Server"
The following fixes are included from CW02022:
PSW-503: Responder Reverse DNS lookup takes four or five seconds to complete
PSW-499 When executing on Chinese Windows, transfers of a file with many Chinese characters in the file name fails with error:
"ANSI to UNICODE data failed while parsing info packet"
PSW-498 Exception and core dump produced when a DNI scheduled transfer executed when daylight savings time changed to and from daylight savings time
PSW-494 Intermittent exception received and core dump written when network error occurs during file transfer termination
PSW-316 Transfer did not retry when transfer failed because file was in use
The following fixes are included from CW02007:
PSW-309 Resolves the error "Convert ANSI to UNICODE data failed while parsing info packet" when Windows Platform Server initiates a transfer to a UNIX system and the remote file name contains double byte characters.
PSW-308 Resolves a problem where a Directory list request returns invalid data when no files are found.
PSW-304 Resolves a problem where MFT Command Center Transfer Non-Event Processing will not work when the Platform Server time is in a different time zone or has a different system time.
PSW-303 Resolves an intermittent problem where the MFT Command Center Collector can miss collecting an audit record from Platform Server when a transfer executes a synchronous PPA.
The following fixes are included from CW01993:
PSW-273 Resolves a problem on "DNI Receive" when remote files have non-ASCII file names. Non-ASCII file names will be ignored and a record will be written to the MFT Monitor. Support for non-ASCII files names will be added in a future release.
PSW-272 Resolves a problem on directory receives when files with non ASCII file names are present. The non ASCII file names are ignored and the ASCII file names can be transferred twice. After applying this fix, the ASCII filenames are received once and non ASCII filenames will report as "Failed to receive".
PSW-269 Resolves a problem where ftmsmgr can crash while displaying many templates.
PSW-266 Resolves a problem when viewing past transactions. When the Event log has an event where the string error message is greater than 255 characters in length, the MFT Platform Server Administrator can crash.
PSW-257 Update the default TCP Send and Receive Window buffer size to 256000.
The following fixes are included from CW01993:
PSW-216 Upgrade to OpenSSL 0.9.8zf
PSW-215 Resolves an invalid handle error when a Remote Command is sent to Windows Platform Server with an "&" at the end.
The following fixes are included from CW01981:
PSW-64 Resolves a problem where there was no way to specify Failure Disposition Retry with DNI.
The following fixes are included from CW01978:
PSW-202 Resolves a problem where FTP Size command to MFTIS to PS with CW01945 and above fails.
The following fixes are included from CW01972:
PSW-198 MFT Platform Client requires the TLS protocol when initiating an SSL connection to MFT Platform Server
PSW-191 Resolves a problem where cfdir requests to a UNC drive can be delayed by 10 seconds.
PSW-186 Resolves a problem decoding invalid UTF8 characters in the file name. If the remote file name contains invalid UTF8 characters, MFT will continue the transfer and will append '.cannot.decode' to this file name. If the local file name (i.e. Windows file name) contains invalid UTF8 characters, the transfer will fail.
The following fixes are included from CW01945:
PSW-181 Resolves a problem sending a folder containing a sub-directory containing files from an FTP client through Internet Server to Windows Platform Server and writing to a UNC path. The FUSUTIL utility was not creating a directory.
PSW-177 Resolves a problem where ftmscmd command can hang.
PSW-171 Resolves a problem with Unicode Charactes in Log.txt and Collector Requests on PS Windows.
PSW-161 Resolves a problem when transferring files with Unicode file names.
PSW-160 Resolves a problem sending a ftmscmd transfer command containing a PPA action from z/OS MFTPS to Windows MFTPS the ftmscmd transfer fails.
PSW-159 Resolves the following error when executing FTMSCMD.EXE with file names that contain unicode characters:
Partner issued message:
Could not execute QzpcV2luZG93c1xzeXN0ZW0zMlxjbWQuZXhlIC9lOm9uIC9jIG1rZGlyICJDOlxUZW1wXGHDpCI=
PSW-158 Resolves a problem when RIJN(AES) encryption is selected for the node definition and the audit log shows Encryption Type N/A.
The following fixes are included from CW01918:
PSW-148 Update to enable FTMSCMD with the /STATUS option to pipe active transfer status.
PSW-141 Resolves a problem where running a Platform Server for Windows DNI with multiple Post Processing Actions, can cause mini dumps to be written.
PSW-133 Resolves a buffer overflow problem when transferring a large file using the command line FTMSCMD with the /STATUS option.
PSW-130 Resolves a problem where using token $(SDIR)\$(LocalFileName) instead of \$(SDIR)\$(LocalFileName) could corrupt the pqf file and crash the MFTPS service.
PSW-128 Resolves a problem where the RemoteCTFile and LocalCTFile in node configuration is ignored when transfers are initiated by Command Center.
The following fixes are included from CW01906:
PSW-127 Resolved a problem where scheduled transfers were scheduled to run one hour later after moving on to daylight savings time.
PSW-126 Resolved a problem where the line feed delimiter value "LF" was not preserved in the audit record.
PSW-125 Updated the OpenSSL modules to version OpenSSL 0.9.8y-fips.
PSW-117 Modified FUSUTIL so that delete option works for both file and empty directory. Rename option now works for both file and directory.
PSW-103 Improved transfer speed by increasing the size of the Windows socket send and receive buffers.
PSW-102 Resolved a problem where the Remove Trailing Spaces parameter did not work when executing a platform transfer from Command Center. The field is also now included in the audit record and collected audit records on Command Center correctly report the Remove Trailing Spaces value.
PSW-100 Increased the maximum User ID length from 20 to 64 bytes in the cfprofile, audit record and IS collector requests.
The following fixes are included from CW01896:
1. Resolves a problem where scheduled DNI and scheduled transfers can deviate from the scheduled interval.
2. Updated the event viewer message from error to warning on a directory listing when the file does not exist.
3. Resolved a problem where scheduled transfers were scheduled to run one hour earlier after moving off of daylight savings time.
The following fixes are included from CW01893:
1. Resolves a problem where directory list requests return files only if MFT Platform Server has read and write access. The following registry entry must be added to return all files with read access:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\....\Proginet\CyberFusion Server\QueueManagerService\ListDirectoryAccess
Create ListDirectoryAccess as a string value. If the value is “Shared”, the file name will be returned if READ access is available. If entry does not exist or has any other value, the file name will be returned only if READ and WRITE access is available. “Exclusive” is the default access.
Note: Setting ListDirectoryAccess to a value of “Shared” should not be done in the following environment:
Another Platform Server initiates a DNI receive to this server and the disposition is move or delete.
In situations like this where the file is transferred and Platform Server does not have write access, the move or delete may fail and the file would be retransmitted.
2. Resolves a problem with DNI receive where subfolders were not being created for UNC drives. The Event Viewer message "The specified path is invalid" was written.
3. Resolves a problem on the Platform Server Administrator where double clicking on a DNI template or initiation directory did not open the properties window.
4. Improved the informational message displayed in the Event Viewer when the "Failed to open transaction audit" error occurs.
The following fixes are included from CW01882:
1. Audit records for transfers containing a remote DomainName\UserId have been updated to report the domain name correctly.
2. Resolves a problem when using MFT Command Center Audit Poll for a specific transfer user. All records for all users were being returned.
3. Resolves a problem when a user is not in the cfbrowse or cfadmin groups and the user specifies the LocalUser parameter. cfinq incorrectly returned all transfers for the logged on user. cfinq now returns no transfers.
4. Increased the number of characters allowed in a remote command to support up to 240 characters.
5. Resolves an error when MFT Platform Server for Windows initiates an upload or download to MFT Internet Server, and the filename contains extended ASCII characters.
Note: cfinq and ftmscmd do not display extended ASCII characters correctly due to a limitation in Windows.
6. Resolves the following error when sending a file with a size of exactly 4075 bytes or a multiple of 4075 bytes and AES encryption is enabled:
Reason: Write file failed. The supplied user buffer is not valid for the requested operation.
7. Resolves a problem where transfers were retried immediately after a temporary error when using FTMSCMD and specifying the /TC (/TryCount) parameter. The following parameter can now be used to define the interval between retries:
/TI (/TryInterval) Defines the # of seconds between retries: Default=60.
Note: This parameter will apply only to requests initiated through FTMSCMD that are not submitted to the Server. Transfers initiated through the Server are retried at the next dispatch interval.
Issue/Introduction
TIBCO Managed File Transfer Platform Server for Windows 7.1.1 hotfix CW02037 is now available
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