Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.45

What's changed

• Updated DoodStream web login to handle the current OTP responses and complete login redirects.
• Account checks recognize an authenticated dashboard without requiring the upload page's session field.
• Explicit Web Login accounts keep using web uploads even when an API key is stored. Removed automatic API switching from the web-upload path.
• Uploads reuse the confirmed OTP session, with separate cookie copies for parallel uploads.
• Improved session parsing and diagnostics, and updated web upload-server discovery.

Known issue

DoodStream web upload-server discovery still failed in the latest live test. A successful end-to-end web upload has not been verified. The separately tested API path returned "No servers available for uploads". This release fixes account-login handling but does not claim to resolve these upload failures.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.44

What's changed

• Fixed VOE account fallback rotation when the provider reports that the account's maximum storage space has been used up.
• Full VOE accounts are now skipped after the first failed attempt and the remaining configured accounts are tried in order, even when normal round-robin rotation is disabled.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.43

What's changed

• Upload status badges and their labels can no longer be accidentally selected or highlighted.
• Logs, detailed error output, and input fields remain selectable for intentional copying.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.42

What's new

• Added online backup validity choices: 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days by default, 31 days, or unlimited.
• Expired backup keys now disappear automatically, and the server refuses and removes expired ciphertext while legacy keys remain unlimited.
• Account checks now update each account as soon as its individual check finishes.
• Backup imports now restore the language, folder monitoring, automatic account checks, and all portable settings. Missing folder paths remain visible while monitoring is safely disabled with a warning.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.41

What's new?

DoodStream OTP reliability

• Concurrent and repeated DoodStream web-login checks for the same credentials are now coalesced within the running application, including duplicate entries restored from a backup.
• OTP verification continues in the original challenged cookie session, so entering a code no longer starts a fresh login that invalidates the previous code.
• Accounts waiting for OTP remain pending without automatically requesting more emails. A new code is requested only through the explicit Request new code action and is limited to one request per minute.
• DoodStream accounts with an API key are checked through the API and no longer trigger a web-login OTP.

Quality

• Added regression coverage for concurrent checks, repeated checks, session reuse, invalid and expired codes, resend throttling, translations, and public release verification.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.40

What's new?

Startup reliability

• Fixed a Windows startup crash that could occur when existing encrypted account credentials were loaded before Electron secure storage was ready.
• Secure credentials are now loaded only after the application has reached its ready state.
• Temporary secure-storage unavailability is retried instead of being cached for the entire process.

Quality

• Added a real two-process Windows DPAPI regression test covering encrypted credentials, renderer startup, hidden-window behavior, and native error dialogs.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.39

What's new?

Folder Monitor reliability

• Prevented Folder Monitor from uploading unchanged files again after a successful upload, including after an application restart and when completed queue items are removed automatically.
• Added durable per-file and per-host completion evidence that remains available independently of queue history and optional upload logging.
• Preserved explicit manual imports and retries while keeping automatic rescans blocked for unchanged completed files.
• Kept partial multi-host uploads accurate so only destinations that have not completed are queued again.
• Failed completion-evidence writes now stop automatic finalization safely instead of allowing an untracked success or an automatic duplicate retry.

Upload log handling

• Added support for single, daily, session, fallback, and numbered rotated upload logs.
• Upload logs are now discovered and parsed asynchronously with bounded files, bytes, lines, directories, and results.
• Concurrent scans share a generation-safe cache, stale scans cannot overwrite newer evidence, and file streams are closed on every path.
• Unconfirmed or malformed log rows are no longer accepted as successful upload evidence.

Quality

• Verified with 795 application tests, 15 backup API tests, ESLint, dependency auditing, an isolated 159-file public-source verifier, Gitleaks, and TruffleHog.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.38

What's new?

Reliable queue pause and resume

• Fixed jobs remaining stuck in Queue paused after automation was resumed.
• Finish and pause now interrupts jobs waiting for host, global concurrency, or upload-interval admission without cancelling uploads that are already active.
• Resume restarts only jobs that were paused by automation. Manual previews, queued items, failed jobs, skipped jobs, and manually cancelled jobs remain untouched.
• Preserved the automation-pause marker across queue persistence, application restarts, batch finalization, and delayed progress delivery.
• New uploads now wait for the previous batch's final queue, cleanup, and webhook work to release the manager instead of failing in a short finalization race.

Lower latency during uploads and automation

• Moved durable configuration writes off the Electron main event loop while retaining atomic replacement, backups, serialized writes, and cache invalidation.
• Prevented runtime pause-state writes from reverting concurrently saved queue or folder-monitor settings.
• Reused bounded history and upload-log evidence during folder-monitor bursts and refreshed it during long-running drains.
• Reduced repeated full evidence reads from nine to one for a 66-file drain and from 66 to one for a burst of 66 single-file events.

Quality

• Added regression coverage for queue admission, interval and global-slot waits, pause persistence, active and idle resume, finalization races, source-cleanup safety, concurrent configuration writes, long automation bursts, and hidden Electron/RDP behavior.
• Verified the final release candidate with 781 application tests, hidden Electron integration tests, folder-monitor tests, lint, syntax checks, deterministic queue benchmarks, and an independent blocker review.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.37

What's new?

Automation control center

• Added a live folder-monitoring status card with localized state, queue capacity, daily counters, connectivity, last activity, and error information.
• Added a read-only folder monitoring test that reports found files, filter matches, already processed files, unavailable targets, size-limit exclusions, deferred files, accepted files, and the resulting upload-job count without changing the queue.
• Added configurable automatic queue capacity with a safe default of 15,000 jobs and explicit unlimited mode using 0.
• Added configurable reconciliation intervals of 1, 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes with safe normalization of invalid legacy values.
• Added persistent Finish and pause / Resume controls. Paused automation remains paused across restarts while manual imports stay available.

Reliable folder monitoring

• Added startup, interval, reconnect, resume, and manual reconciliation scans so files missed during temporary folder or network outages are discovered again.
• Deferred files are reconsidered when queue capacity becomes available, including with duplicate protection enabled.
• File admission is atomic across all selected destinations: a file is either admitted for every eligible host or deferred as a whole.
• Added serialized and coalesced event processing to prevent duplicate admission and reduce load during large bursts.
• Added authoritative monitoring timestamps for runtime start and the next reconciliation.

Queue and source-file safety

• Automatic queue limits no longer block manual imports.
• Hardened partial Main-process admissions, duplicate or missing job identities, cleanup groups, host requirements, fingerprints, and rollback behavior.
• Preserved source-cleanup requirements across retries, queue changes, pause transitions, and mixed admission responses.
• Added fail-closed pause and resume handling across startup, configuration import, close recovery, and delayed batch-extension races.

Startup and renderer reliability

• Added a listener-bound renderer-ready handshake so the initial reconciliation cannot finish before the renderer can receive its candidates.
• Added monitor and renderer document generations to reject stale, repeated, or foreign ready signals across reloads, pause, stop, resume, close, and shutdown.
• Prevented duplicate or delayed startup reconciliations after renderer reloads and failed initialization attempts.

Diagnostics and accessibility

• Moved future upload-audit.log and account-rotation.log entries into the application data log directory instead of the Desktop.
• Added internal log fallback and ordered shutdown recovery without changing the configurable fileuploader.log path.
• Hardened telemetry against invalid, fractional, negative, and non-finite persisted values.
• Completed German and English automation error localization.
• Improved queue-meter accessibility for unlimited capacity and manual queue sizes above the automatic limit.

Quality

• Expanded hidden Electron coverage for startup races, renderer reloads, pause persistence, real ConfigStore restoration, IPC gates, folder reconnects, source cleanup, large queues, and accessibility.
• Verified the 15,000-candidate planner without rendering 15,000 DOM rows.

Multi-Hoster-Upload v2.1.36

What's new?

Clear folder monitoring controls

• Folder monitoring behavior options now include accessible help for enabling monitoring, including subfolders, importing existing files once, suppressing duplicate path events, starting uploads automatically, and selecting destination hosts.
• Every explanation is available in both English and German.
• The host preselection hint now clearly explains that files require manual destination confirmation when no hosts are selected.

Strict automatic upload behavior

• Disabling automatic uploads now always keeps newly detected files in the queue, even while another upload batch is running.
• The same behavior applies whether destination hosts are preselected or confirmed manually.
• Enabling automatic uploads continues to start queued work while idle and inject new work into an active batch.

Queue integrity

• Waiting folder-monitor jobs can no longer consume the completion result of an active job with the same file name from another folder.
• Folder-monitor help controls use a scoped layout that leaves every unrelated settings row unchanged.

Verification

• Added hidden real-Electron regression coverage for automatic upload decisions, manual destination confirmation, localized help, duplicate file names across folders, and settings layout isolation.
• Verified 692 application tests and 15 backup API tests with ESLint and the production dependency audit passing.
• Independently reviewed the final implementation with no open critical, important, or minor findings.