Interarchy 10.0.2 is a bug fix release. It addresses the following issues:

• Net Disks buttons (Mount, Unmount and Sync) should now update correctly.

• Fixed a bug that prevented multiple bookmarks from being dragged-and-dropped.

• Fixed a bug that prevented the Interarchy command line tool from being installed.

• Improved the behaviour of the “Open In New Tab” and “Open In New Window” menu items.

• Fixed a bug that prevented Net Disks from appearing in the Interarchy menu.

• InterarchyHelper will now run only if it is needed. The Interarchy menu, Net Disks and Scheduled Bookmarks rely on InterarchyHelper.

• Changed the Amazon S3 “Access Key” label back to “Secret”.

• Some people have reported missing Net Disks after switching between Interarchy 9 and Interarchy 10. 10.0.2 performs a more robust search for detached Net Disks.

• Removed the old Spotlight importer which was spewing messages to the console.

• Fixed a bug that caused a Amazon S3 folder listing to contain the parent folder.

• Improved the handling of Amazon S3 keychain items.

• Disabled SSH ControlMaster. It was causing performance and compatibility issues. Added a hidden pref key (SSHControlMaster) to turn it back on.

• Fixed a bug that made it difficult to edit bookmarks.

• Fixed a bug that prevented bookmarks from the Bookmarks menu opening.

Enjoy!

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Some people have reported the plug-ins missing. An empty menu is displayed when they click the Plug-in menu.

If your Plug-ins menu is empty you can download the missing plug-ins here.

To install a plug-in simply double-click it in the Finder. Interarchy will move it to the Interarchy Application Support folder and display it in the Plug-ins menu.

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Interarchy 10.0.1 is a bug fix release. It addresses the following issues:

• Improved importing of bookmarks from previous versions.

• Fixed a startup crash on busy networks with lots of Bonjour services.

• Fixed a bug that could prevent changes from being uploaded when editing a file with an external editor.

• Removed the "Install Contextual Menu Plug-in" button from the Preferences Window. Contextual Menu Plug-ins are deprecated in Mac OS X 10.6. Use the Services menu instead.

If you have experienced a problem with Interarchy 10 please report it. We will endeavour to fix it as quickly as possible.

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My favourite new feature is Interarchy's plug-in architecture. You can write your own commands and have them executed directly on the server. Download plug-ins written by others or develop your own. The possibilities are endless.

Download and explore the included plug-ins or visit the Interarchy Developer Center for more information on how to write your own plug-ins.

Interarchy 10's new plug-in architecture is built on top of a new file transfer protocol called iFTP (Interarchy File Transfer Protocol). This is an evolution of the SSH protocol included in Interarchy 9.

iFTP offers a number of advantages of incumbent protocols such as SFTP and FTP. Namely speed and flexibility. I recommend you try it. iFTP doesn't require you to install any special software on your servers, just SSH.

Other useful new features include support for Google Storage and Rackspace Cloud Files, Cover Flow and Quick Look for previewing remote files, speed improvements, easy-to-use Net Disks, and a refined user interface. Further details can be found on the Interarchy website.

Interarchy 10 is $49.95 for new users and can be purchased here. Owners of previous versions can purchase a discounted upgrade here.

A fully functional trial is available so if you’re not already using Interarchy you can try it here.

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