Download OwnCloud Client 1.6.0

Version 1.6.0 of OwnCloud Client has been released. OwnCloud is an open source project that makes it possible to run cloud storage in-house. It’s easy to set up, because all you need is a server running PHP and MySQL. In addition to storing and sharing files, it is also possible to stream music, for example, or to keep a calendar and address book. Clients are available for Windows, Linux, OS X (from 10.7), Android and iOS. The changelog of 1.6.0 can be found below.

Release 1.6.0

• Minor GUI improvements
• Qt5 compile issues fixed
• Ignore sync log file in filewatcher
• Install libocsync to private library dir and use rpath to localize
• Fix reconnect after server disconnect
• Fix “unknown action” display in Activity window
• Fix memory leaks
• Respect XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment var
• Handle empty files in the journal correctly
• Add capability to compile libowncloudsync without GUI dependendy
• Fix SSL error with previously-expired CAs on Windows
• Fix incorrect folder pause state after start
• Fix a couple of actual potential crashes
• Improve Cookie support (eg for cookie-based load-balancers)
• Introduce a general timeout of 300s for network operations
• Improve error handling, blacklisting
• Job-based change propagation, enables faster parallel up/downloads (right now only if no bandwidth limit is set and no proxy is used)
• Significantly reduced CPU load when checking for local and remote changes
• Speed ​​up file stat code on Windows
• Enforce Qt5 for Windows and Mac OS X builds
• Improved owncloudcmd: SSL support, documentation
• Added advanced logging of operations (file .???.log in sync directory)
• Avoid creating a temporary copy of the sync database (.ctmp)
• Enable support for TLS 1.2 negotiation on platforms that use Qt 5.2 or later
• Forward server exception messages to client error messages
• Mac OS X: Support Notification Center in OS X 10.8+
• Mac OS X: Use native settings dialog
• Mac OS X: Fix UI inconsistencies on Mavericks
• Shibboleth: Warn if authenticating with a different user
• Remove via abstraction in csync
• Avoid data loss when a client file system is not case sensitive