Restore App Release Notes (Mac)

Release Version 9.1.0.832

Bug Fix

• An issue in the Mac Computer Backup Restore App was resolved where the list of backups would fail to display if an error occurred with the first (pre-selected) backup.

Release Version 9.1.0.818

Improvements

• Updates were made to the Computer Backup Restore App distribution files, improving performance, compatibility, and reliability.
• A redundant View Summary link was removed from the restore progress dialog.

Bug Fix

• An issue was resolved that caused a crash when exiting a large restore.

Release Version 9.0.2.806

Bug Fix

• An issue was resolved that prevented a user from signing in to the Computer Backup Restore App if they had single-sign on (SSO) enabled.

Release Version 9.0.2.784

Improvements

• The handling of restores and the detection of insufficient space was improved through logging and messaging.
• The "Log Settings" page was enhanced to include additional options.
• The "Trace Settings" page was enhanced to include additional options.
• The formatting of large numbers in the file stat report was improved.

Bug Fixes

• A message is now displayed when an incorrect time-based-one-time password (TOTP) is entered.
• Modification dates on restored files now show the correct time zone.
• The “Restore in Place” option is not allowed when a Windows backup is selected. A warning message is now displayed.

Release Version 9.0.1.778

Improvements

• Cross-platform code now notifies you if an unusual condition exists, for example, a restore destination drive is missing.
• In the Backblaze Help menu, an option to submit user feedback or report an issue was added.
• The Restore App was improved to remove binary dependencies during the SSO call to the Backup Client app.
• The app now provides an available disk space value.
• The app now supports unicode strings, filesystem locations, and mount points. 
• Temporary file paths were shortened making it less likely for users to exceed character limits.
• When a change is made to the account email address, the password field clears automatically.

Bug Fixes

• Private encryption keys no longer appear in the local restore app user log.
• Sorting a file list by name now matches the directory in Mac Finder.
• The two-factor verification/time-based one-time password fallback code now sends a new code when requested.
• The View Skipped Files log is now in standard time instead of military time, and a “Detailed Info” link is displayed.
• The timestamp on the “Restore Progress” window is now in standard time instead of military time.
• After a restore is complete, the Pause button now changes to “Show in Finder.”
• An attempt to restore a backup with zero files in it now returns a “No Files Found” message.
• The default network settings were adjusted.
• The warning text that is displayed at the bottom of the Select Files window was updated.
• When the server crosses a specific threshold when a file is not sent, an error message is now displayed that indicates a problem.
• The progress message for a large restore now appears within the first minute to indicate that the app is not frozen.
• For a newly created backup, the “Failed to load directory tree” message now provides actions, such as selecting a different backup.
• The restore status was updated to provide active and completed files.
• The “Prepare Another Restore” option now reloads the data and resets previous selections.

Release Version 9.0.1.768

Bug Fixes

• An issue was resolved that caused intermittent crashes during application initialization.