Termalin: SSH & SFTP Client

About Termalin: SSH & SFTP Client

Connectors now keep themselves up to date, backups can include your PostgreSQL and MySQL databases, and an AI app can draft a backup job for you to confirm. Plus a one-line Linux install and a round of desktop fixes. Connectors update themselves: • A Connector keeps itself up to date (Connector 0.2.0). Each Connector reports its version, and the cabinet shows update available or up to date, any rollback, an Update automatically switch per Connector (on by default) and Update now. It installs a new version only after checking the signed version list, the download's size and checksum and the binary's own signature, then a trial run; a routine update waits up to an hour for open sessions to finish. If the new version can't connect within 10 minutes it rolls back by itself, and that version is skipped for 7 days. • Connectors installed before this release need one manual update. The cabinet shows the one-line command; until you run it they keep working as before. Database backups: • Back up PostgreSQL and MySQL/MariaDB, not just files. A backup job can now dump a database — on the server or inside a Docker container, one database or all of them — into the same encrypted archive as your files, with a README inside on how to restore it. Linux and macOS servers; on Windows servers backups stay files-only for now. • No database password is kept at Termalin. It signs in as the server's own local user, through a credentials file on the server (.pgpass / my.cnf) or with the container's own settings. A dump needs free disk on the server about its own size while it runs. AI apps and API keys: • An AI app can set up a backup job: backup_job_create, 22 tools in all. The app drafts the job — files and/or databases, a schedule, how many copies to keep, where to store them — and you confirm it in the cabinet with one click, where the encryption key is made in your browser as for any backup; only then does it run. A draft expires after 7 days and counts toward your plan's job limit. Needs full access on the Connector. • Background jobs now run on Windows servers. job_start, job_status, job_stop and job_list work on Windows Connectors too (in PowerShell), and a job keeps running after the session closes. • Commands on Windows servers report what really happened. ssh_exec runs in PowerShell 7 when the server has it, else Windows PowerShell 5.1; a program's stderr comes back as plain text instead of red error records, and the exit code is the program's own — no more exit code 1 for a program that succeeded. • Longer single commands. ssh_exec and ssh_exec_many take a timeout of up to 300 seconds (60 by default); a command that runs out says so and points to job_start for long work. • sftp_write creates missing folders. Writing to a path whose folders don't exist yet makes them first, on Linux, macOS and Windows servers; with create_dirs: false it names the missing folder instead of a bare "No such file". • When an AI finds no server, it's told what to say. Instead of a bare "no servers", it now explains that you install a Connector on the server itself — typing an address into the chat or saving a host doesn't connect it. Cabinet: • A tidier backup form. The fields line up and it works at phone width, it adds databases, and it shows a draft an AI proposed with a Confirm button. Translated into all 9 languages. • A note when a host address is private. For 192.168.x.x, 10.x, localhost, .local and the like, the host form now says termal.in can't reach it: direct web SSH is for signing in by hand to a public server, and for ChatGPT or Claude to work with a server you install the Connector on it (with a link). • Clearer trial and plan labels. The trial line now says your account moves to Free afterwards — free forever, nothing charged — and a Lifetime plan shows as Pro · Lifetime. • The host form says exactly what's stored: an optional password inside your vault, encrypted in your browser with your master password. Accounts: • Delete your

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The developer, Sviatoslav Pavlov, reported these privacy practices to Apple.