Description:
CW01906 is a cumulative hotfix and includes the following fixes:

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.

Please contact TIBCO Support to download this hotfix.

TIBCO Managed File Transfer Platform Server for Win with RocketStream hotfix CW01906 is now available

Product: TIBCO Managed File Transfer Platform Server for Win with RocketStream Version: 7.1.1 OS: --------------------