10.11.2026 v1.0.207
Release 1.0.207
Security
- Log files can no longer be downloaded over HTTP: logs are now written to
App_Data\Logs, which IIS never serves, instead ofLogsin the site root - The default
Web.confignow contains arequestFilteringblock that denies direct access to theLogsfolder and to service files (keys and certificates, backups, logs, archives, configuration files)
Features
- New optional
logging-pathsetting for a custom log directory (absolute or relative to the portal folder)
Upgrade notes ( IMPORTANT )
- Logs are now written to
App_Data\Logs. Grant the application pool identity (IIS AppPool\DefaultAppPoolby default) write access to this folder, otherwise logs will not be written. Move or delete the old files fromLogs - If you keep your own
Web.config, copy the<security>block from<system.webServer>of the shippedWeb.configinto yours. Without it, old logs and other service files in the site folder remain downloadable - To keep the old log folder, set
<add key="logging-path" value="Logs"/>. Do this only together with the<security>block above, otherwise the logs stay readable without authentication