Changelog
The recent changes you would notice, in plain English — not every release. Small fixes ship continuously; every one of them is signed, verified by your server before install, and rolls back automatically if it leaves the panel unhealthy.
What changed recently
v1.4.0 Apps look after themselves: one that stops working while its page still opens is flagged and restarted for you, one that fails to start now says why, and the connections between your media apps follow an app when you move it onto or off the VPN.
v1.4.0 A new Storage page shows what is taking your space, folder by folder, and lets you share a file with a link that expires.
v1.4.0 Your dashboard shows how much each download client moved today, this week and this month, and which of your apps is using the processor, memory and bandwidth.
v1.4.0 The Security page tells you what kind of traffic each workspace moves — peers, web, VPN, DNS, mail — and which workspaces have torrents on public trackers.
v1.4.0 Alerts got quieter and more useful: they name the workspace, the kind of traffic and the hosts, and ring once instead of every half hour.
v1.4.0 The panel stays fast on busy servers: opening the dashboard or the accounts list costs the same however many apps and accounts you have.
v1.4.0 Made for phones: the panel fits small screens, you can add it to your home screen and open it like an app, dates read the same everywhere, and screen readers can name every button.
v1.4.0 The App Store is grouped into sections you can scan on a screen or two, and you can find an app by describing what you want it for — "tv", "password", "scan my post" all land on the right apps.
v1.4.0 Administrators can email every user on the server from Settings → Email, with a preview of how many people will receive it.
v1.4.0 For resellers: a WHMCS addon page showing the health, capacity and activity of every server, one-click customer sign-in from the client area, plan changes applied to the workspace automatically, and new orders landing on the server with the most real room.
v1.4.0 You can create personal API tokens for your own scripts and apps, limited to your workspace.
v1.4.0 A licence now covers both your server's IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and a Free server can upgrade to Pro in place without pasting a new key.
v1.3.129 Fixed the recycle bin, and other confirmation prompts, asking a second time after the action had already run.
v1.3.121 Apps that fail to start now report why, instead of just retrying.
v1.3.120 Fixes an update problem introduced in 1.3.119: servers on 1.3.118 could not install it and stayed where they were. Updating works again from this version. No data was affected.
v1.3.118 Moving in no longer times out while it looks through your files, and you can stop it at any point.
v1.3.118 A running transfer is no longer interrupted by an automatic app update — the update waits until your move has finished.
v1.3.118 Apps no longer become unreachable while the panel is busy, and app start-up failures are reported with enough detail to diagnose.
v1.3.118 An app that could not read its own settings now recovers when you rebuild it, instead of restarting forever.
v1.3.118 Apps that stop working while their page still opens are flagged as "Not working" and restarted automatically. Administrators can switch this off under System → Monitoring, and you can turn it off per app.
v1.3.118 The panel stays fast on busy servers — opening the dashboard or the accounts list costs the same however many apps and accounts there are.
v1.3.118 Removing an account while one of its apps is being removed no longer fails.
v1.3.118 A new Storage page shows what is taking your space, folder by folder, and lets you share a file with a link that expires.
v1.3.118 Your dashboard shows how much each download client moved today, this week and this month, and your ratio.
Older releases are listed in your panel under System → Updates.
Common questions
How often does Cresdock ship updates?
Very often — small fixes ship continuously. This page deliberately shows only recent changes you would notice, not every release; the full history is in your panel under System → Updates.
Do I have to do anything to get updates?
No. Every release is signed and your server verifies it before installing. If an update leaves the panel unhealthy, it rolls back automatically.
Can I go back to a previous version?
Yes — the version picker in the panel lets you choose and roll back to a previous release yourself, not just during an automatic failure.
See also: Setup guide · How the self-healing loop works