What's new in SafeLinx 1.4?

Release 1.4.2 This release introduces the following enhancements:

Certificate Manager integration Safelinx now supports automatic certificate updates from CertManager for ACME providers like Let'sEncrypt or manual certificate updates. For more information, see Setting Up CertManager with Domino and SafeLinx Server
Boost Regex library is updated to 1.36.0.
OpenLDAP version is upgraded to 2.6.7.

For information on the fixes, see the HCL SafeLinx 1.4 Release Notes.

Release 1.4.1 This release introduces the following enhancements:

Support for MariaDB on Linux Safelinx now supports MariaDB in Safelinx Server for Linux. For more information, see Roadmap: Installing and configuring Safelinx on MariaDB and Linux.
Support to enable OpenLDAP logs Safelinx uses OpenLDAP to connect to LDAP server. Now, there is a provision to enable debug logs for OpenLDAP. For more information, see Configuring a directory server.

For information on the fixes, see the HCL SafeLinx 1.4 Release Notes.

Release 1.4.0.1 This is a fix release. For information on the fixes in it, see the HCL SafeLinx 1.4 Release Notes.

Release 1.4.0 This release introduces the following enhancements:

Support for MariaDB on Windows Safelinx now supports MariaDB in Safelinx Server using MySQL ODBC drivers for Windows. For more information, see Roadmap: Installing and configuring Safelinx on MariaDB and Windows.
Support for Caching_sha2_password authentication plugin You can now configure caching_sha2_password as a authentication plugin for MySQL.
Skip MS SQL drivers installation You can now skip MS SQL drivers installation if not required on Windows server.
Fixed issues with Silent installation Safelinx now supports silent installation on Linux. For more information, see Installing the Safelinx Server on Linux silently.
Support for DB2 updated version This release supports DB2 11.5.x version.
Added option to provide Group name while configuring Safelinx with DB2 on Linux.