This page lists new features and bug fixes for CrashPlan app version 11.2
For the CrashPlan cloud, see CrashPlan cloud release notes.
CrashPlan app 11.2.1
January 8, 2024
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where the CrashPlan uninstall app failed to work after upgrading on Mac devices
- Various performance fixes
CrashPlan app 11.2.0
November 2, 2023
Enhancements and updates
- CrashPlan no longer supports installation on 32-bit operating systems.
- The ability to self-register from the CrashPlan app has been removed to simplify the end-user experience. Administrators can still register users either manually via the CrashPlan console, or via device deployment.
- Improvements to logging.
- Performance improvements.
- Security improvements.
Bug fixes
Fixed issues where:
- Deploying CrashPlan on networks using exclusively IPv6 could fail.
- UI logs would have different timestamps than other log files.
- Extraneous unrelated errors could appear in the service.log file.
- CrashPlan could display excessive web socket timeout messages in logs.
Windows
Fixed issues where:
- Deleting the .identity file in the CrashPlan directory would prevent the CrashPlan service from starting.
- CrashPlan could completely uninstall during an upgrade.
- A CrashPlan upgrade fails to complete if there is another install occurring on the device.
- Using the LaunchService.vbs script would fail to start the CrashPlan service. This script has been replaced with CrashPlanService.exe, located in \%appdata%\Local\Programs\CrashPlan\.
- Upgrade logs would be incorrectly prefixed with “crashplan” (ie. “crashplan_upgrade_msi” instead of “upgrade_msi”.
Mac
Fixed an issue where CrashPlan would fail to report Full Disk Access status correctly.