Download SecureCRT 6.0.1

Securecrt is a client for remote control, file transfer and data tunneling using ssh. This is a method of setting up a secure connection between two computers, encrypting both the data and part of the IP traffic. For more information and an overview of all possibilities, we refer you to this page. The developers at Vandyke Software have released Securecrt 6.0.1 with the following changes:

Changes:

• Updated the View menu to show that ALT+ENTER is the keyboard accelerator for Full Screen.

Bug fixes:

• SecureCRT crashed when a button configured to run a script that no longer existed was pressed and SecureCRT attempted to remove that script from the recently used script list.
• When extended ASCII characters (0x80-0xFF) were used as word delimiters, SecureCRT crashed.
• If the script function crt.Window.Show was called and then the session was connected, SecureCRT crashed.
• Under certain circumstances, the window got progressively smaller when switching between 80 and 132 columns.
• When reverse video text was printed, there were lines between the letters.
• Under certain circumstances, underline characters were not printed.
• SecureCRT could no longer connect to a session through a Hummingbird SOCKS firewall.
• A simulated middle mouse-button click from a mouse with two buttons no longer worked.
• The help text for menu and toolbar items was not being displayed in the status bar.
• File dialogs, such as the Zmodem dialog, could not be resized.
• The /NOTOOLBAR and /NOMENU command-line options no longer worked.
• When a custom menu file was used, selections that existed in a sub-menu within the context menu did not execute.
• When a custom menu .MNU file was specified and the .MNU file was changed, the changes were not honored.
• When used with a U3 smart drive, valid license data was not saved if the first attempt to enter the license had invalid data.
• RLogin: The rows and columns were not set on connect.
• SSH2: When an attempt to upload a public key from the Quick Connect dialog was made and the hostname had not been specified, SecureCRT crashed.
• SSH2: After changing the password on an OpenSSH 3.6 server, SecureCRT crashed when attempting to logon.

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