Version 3.3.3

This is Version 3.3.3 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.3-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one that is compatible with your Linux system. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.3-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one that is compatible with your Mac computer. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.
• The installer scripts attached to the assets are online installers. They will download the correct binaries for this version automatically, and run the offline installer in it. Alternatively, you may manually download the binary archive for your operating system and use the offline installer in it.

Changes:

• Bug fix
  • Wait for the client to receive all data before closing the connection
• Include files of the released Linux tar archive in a directory instead of the archive root
• Code quality improvements

Version 3.3.2

This is Version 3.3.2 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.2-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one that is compatible with your Linux system. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.2-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one that is compatible with your Mac computer. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.
• The installer scripts attached to the assets are online installers. They will download the correct binaries for this version automatically, and run the offline installer in it. Alternatively, you may manually download the binary archive for your operating system and use the offline installer in it.

Changes:

• Bug fix
  • Fix the Get Files method failing on macOS
• Prevent unnecessarily keeping TLS credentials in memory on Linux and macOS

Version 3.3.1

This is Version 3.3.1 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.1-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one that is compatible with your Linux system. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
  • For Ubuntu 24 (Noble) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.1-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one that is compatible with your Mac computer. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.
• The installer scripts attached to the assets are online installers. They will download the correct binaries for this version automatically, and run the offline installer in it. Alternatively, you may manually download the binary archive for your operating system and use the offline installer in it.

Changes:

• Bug fixes
  • Fix possible failure when sending large files above 2 GiB
  • Fix possible memory leak
• Add online installers to release assets
• Fix possible compilation issues on some platforms

Version 3.3.0

This is Version 3.3.0 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.0-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one that is compatible with your Linux system. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
  • For Ubuntu 24 (Noble) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.3.0-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one that is compatible with your Mac computer. If you use the installer script, it will automatically select the suitable version.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.

Changes:

• Features:
  • New configuration option to set minimum and maximum protocol versions to use.
  • New configuration option to enable or disable methods separately.
• Bug fixes

Version 3.2.1

This is Version 3.2.1 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.2.1-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one compatible with your Linux system if there is any. They might not work for other GLIBC versions and libssl versions. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
  • For Ubuntu 24 (Noble) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.2.1-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one compatible with your Mac computer.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.

Changes:

• Bug fixes
• Improvements in installer scripts
• Code quality improvements

Version 3.2.0

This is Version 3.2.0 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.2.0-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one compatible with your Linux system if there is any. They might not work for other GLIBC versions and libssl versions. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
  • For Ubuntu 24 (Noble) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.2.0-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one compatible with your Mac computer.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.

Changes:

• Option to cut the sent files to the clipboard is now available on Windows.

Version 3.1.0

This is Version 3.1.0 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.1.0-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one compatible with your Linux system if there is any. They might not work for other GLIBC versions and libssl versions. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md#build-from-source.
  • For Ubuntu 24 (Noble) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.39 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.1.0-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one compatible with your Mac computer.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.

Changes:

• Select display for screenshot on Linux
• Bug and vulnerability fixes
  • Fix installer script on Linux.
  • Fix memory leaks.
• Improvements to the code.

Version 3.0.0

This is Version 3.0.0 with support for protocol versions 1, 2, and 3.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.0.0-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, 2.38, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one compatible with your Linux system if there is any. They might not work for other GLIBC versions and libssl versions. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.38 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-3.0.0-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one compatible with your Mac computer.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.

Changes:

• Support protocol version 3
  • Get and send directory trees with empty directories.
  • The client can select the display to get the screenshot. (this can be disabled from configuration)
• Bug and vulnerability fixes
  • Fix server start failure when the configuration file contains empty lines.
  • Fix memory leaks.
  • Minor fixes in installer scripts.
• Improvements to the code.

Version 2.9.0

This is Version 2.9.0 with support for protocol versions 1 and 2.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-2.9.0-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.27, 2.31, 2.35, 2.38, and 2.39) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one compatible with your Linux system if there is any. They might not work for other GLIBC versions and libssl versions. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 18 (Bionic) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.27 and libssl-1 should work.
  • For the latest versions of Fedora or Arch based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.38 or later should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-2.9.0-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one compatible with your Mac computer.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share-arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share-x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.
• Optionally, you may install clip_share to run on startup. Refer to README.md#installation for more details.

Changes:

• The Send Files option can automatically cut the files into the clipboard to paste them into a different folder. This option can be enabled by the cut_sent_files configuration option. Refer to the README.md#configuration section for more details.
• The config file can now be placed in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME or home in addition to the current working directory. Refer to README.md#configuration for more information.
• Add installer scripts to make clip_share run on startup.
• Add options to run without daemonizing by setting command line flags. Refer to README.md#command-line-options for more information.
• Bug and vulnerability fixes
  • Bug fix in the Get Image function for large images.
  • Fix server restart failures on Linux when the executable name contains spaces.
  • Fix possible bugs on the screenshot function on Windows.
• Improvements to the code.

Version 2.8.0

This is Version 2.8.0 with support for protocol versions 1 and 2.

Notes:

• You will need a client app to use ClipShare. You can find a client app for Android at apt.izzysoft.de. Its source is available at github.com/thevindu-w/clip_share_client.
• The clipshare.conf file in assets is a sample. You may need to modify it.
• There are multiple Linux server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-2.8.0-linux_x86_64.tar.gz archive. They are compiled for some GLIBC versions (2.31, 2.35, and 2.38) with some libssl versions (1.1 and 3). You can select the one compatible with your Linux system if there is any. They might not work for other GLIBC versions and libssl versions. If none of them are working on your system, you need to compile it from the source for your distribution. The compiling procedure is described in README.md.
  • For Ubuntu 20 (Focal) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.31 and libssl-1.1 should work.
  • For Ubuntu 22 (Jammy) based distros, the version with GLIBC 2.35 and libssl-3 should work.
• Windows version is tested only on Windows 10 and later. It might fail on older versions.
• There are two macOS server versions included in assets in the clip_share_server-2.8.0-macos.zip archive. They are compiled for Intel-based Mac and Mac computers with Apple silicon. You can select the one compatible with your Mac computer.
  • For Mac computers with Apple silicon, use clip_share_arm64.
  • For Intel-based Mac, use clip_share_x86_64.
• You need to allow the app through the firewall. Refer to README.md#allow-through-firewall and README.md#how-to-use sections for more details.

Changes:

• macOS support
• Bug and vulnerability fixes
  • Handle non-ASCII file paths in the working directory configuration.
  • Fix server crashes when running from inside a directory with a non-ASCII path.
• Improvements to the code