This release adds a new Site Transfer Wizard feature and fixes several high-priority cloud storage issues affecting Box, Dropbox, OneDrive, and BackBlaze B2.
Site Transfer Wizard: transfer any archive on the server
The Site Transfer Wizard can now transfer any backup archive present on your server, not just the most recent one. Previously you were forced to take a new backup if you wanted to transfer an older archive.
Cloud storage bug fixes
Two high-priority bugs are fixed in this release:
- Box, Dropbox, and OneDrive were storing uploaded files under the local temporary filename rather than the correct archive filename. This means previously uploaded files may appear with incorrect names in your cloud storage. Files uploaded with 10.3.6 onward will use the correct names.
- BackBlaze B2 uploads failed entirely when using a bucket-restricted API key (one scoped to a specific bucket rather than the entire account).
Several medium-priority issues are also addressed: token refresh race conditions for Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive; an incorrect credential being validated for RackSpace CloudFiles; an access token leaking in Dropbox public download URLs; broken signed download URLs for OneDrive for Business on the Microsoft Graph API; S3 v4 pre-signed URL failures (403) on path-style non-AWS hosts; and duplicate bucket names in Google Storage pre-signed URLs (403).
Changelog
New features
- Site Transfer Wizard: transfer any backup archive present on the server, not just the latest one (gh-36)
Bug fixes
- [HIGH] Box, Dropbox, OneDrive stored files under the local temp name
- [HIGH] Uploads failed when using a bucket-restricted BackBlaze B2 key
- [LOW] BackBlaze cancelUpload sent the request body as form-data, not JSON
- [LOW] BackBlaze downloadFileById used the wrong API path (404)
- [LOW] Box folder listing paginated incorrectly
- [LOW] Site Transfer Wizard: Dark mode layout issues (white-on-white in upload stats area)
- [LOW] WebDAV options() dropped capabilities from repeated DAV headers
- [MEDIUM] Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive token refresh raced expiry
- [MEDIUM] Dropbox public download URL embedded the access token
- [MEDIUM] Google Storage pre-signed URLs duplicated the bucket name (403)
- [MEDIUM] OneDrive for Business signed download URL was broken on Graph
- [MEDIUM] RackSpace CloudFiles validated the username, not the API key
- [MEDIUM] S3 v4 pre-signed URLs failed (403) on path-style non-AWS hosts