#Crashplan latest version install#
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This functionality is available only if you have a Code42 InstructorВ product plan.В Contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM) forВ assistance with licensing. To provide easy access to Code42 InstructorВ video lessonsВ and other materials, we'veВ added a new Instructor tab to the Code42 console. Measure, report, and improve organization-wide insider risk posture.Reduce accidental andВ negligent employee data leaks.Enable and empower a more risk-aware workforce.Promote and ensure data use policy compliance.With Code42 Instructor, security teams can: We have a new product: Code42 Instructor! Code42 Instructor provides bite-sized employee educationВ that security teams can share with specific users or groups to reduce insider risk.В Lessons include proactive, situational, and responsive education content.

#Crashplan latest version update#

On the Identity Management page,В the Update the organization security settingsВ link now correctly navigates to the Organizations list.ДЄnnouncing Code42 Instructor: Bite-sized, targeted insider risk education.Fixed an issue which could cause legal hold archives to be unexpectedly removed under specific circumstances when changing a legal hold custodian's offered destinations.Fixed an issue where some users with the Customer Cloud Admin role were unable to view the list of devices on the Administration > Devices > Backup Alerts tab.Fixed an issue where inviting a new user from the Code42 console could display an 'unknown error' message.Fixed an issue where a deactivated Code42 support user was not automatically deleted after 60 days under certain circumstances.

#Crashplan latest version password#

Fixed an issue where password reset links were invalid under specific circumstances.

Improved support for email addresses with international characters.

Fixed an issue introduced with the Code42 cloud release on October 20th which caused someВ user and device detailsВ to be unavailable in the Code42 console.

Updates to search filtersВ and the Who is this article for? section at the top of each article help you better identify which content applies to you.

Code42 appВ articles now have different versions for IncydrВ and CrashPlan.

Code42 console and administration articles now have different versions for IncydrВ and CrashPlan.

The homepageВ nowВ prompts you to choose your product before searching or browsingВ content.

These automatic redirects ensure existing links continue to point to the correct article. Many articles throughout the support site have changedВ URLs, but all old URLs automatically redirectВ to the new location. This change makes it easier for you to view only the information that applies toВ your Code42 environment. To better align support article content with yourВ Code42 product plan, the Code42 support site now contains separate sections for Incydr and CrashPlan. For details, see the Code42 User Directory Sync release notes.

Released Code42 User Directory Sync version 1.6.3.

Previously,В SAML attributes could only be set via the Code42 API.

Added the option to set SAML attributes.

Added the option to assign organizations to an authentication provider directly fromВ the Authentication tab.В Previously, authentication providers could only be assigned by navigating to a specific organizationВ and editing the organization'sВ details.

Improvements to the Identity Management > Authentication screen in the Code42 console:.

Performance and stability improvements.

Updated the Log4j library to version 2.15.0 to mitigate security vulnerability CVE 2021-44228.

Announcing Code42 Instructor: Bite-sized, targeted insider risk education.

New Identity Management Administrator role.

Using sudo, copy that to /usr/local/crashplan/nlib, change its owner to root, set the permissions to 0744, and you will be able to login.Code42 cloud 2021 release notes (CrashPlan) The results will have the file you want in nlib/ubuntu20. Gzip -dc CrashPlanSmb_10.0.0.cpi | cpio -i -no-preserve-owner The Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04 libuaw.so files are very different in size, so it's not obvious that the 20.* one would work for 22.04, but it does.ДЇor anyone else, the CrashPlanSmb_10.0.0.cpi file is compressed by gzip.

So there's a directory for the file for RHEL 7.whatever, a directory for the file for RHEL 8.whatever, a directory for the file for Ubuntu 18.whatever, a directory for the file for Ubuntu 20.whatever, and.

#Crashplan latest version install#

It looks like what the silly sausages have done is, after the release of the supposedly supported Ubuntu 22.04, have an install script that looks at the start of the OS's name and install this one critical file based on that.