Fix an issue with the DSM 7 Synology client package failing to start when the branded name contains an ampersand ('&')
Fix an issue with logging out of the Comet Server web interface when using the Test Connection button if the target device goes offline before the request can be made
Fix an issue with the RPM installer for Comet Server
Fix a cosmetic issue with showing unbranded error messages from Wasabi in some cases
Fix a cosmetic issue with spacing around checkboxes when deleting a user account from the Comet Server web interface
Fix a security issue with the Storage Vault Test Connections button in the web editor that might cause credential exposure
Fix a very rare panic which could occur while performing Files and Folders backups
Fix an issue with logging out of the Comet Server web interface when a Tenant administrator tries to create a new account for an existing cross-Tenant username
Fix an issue with very long hangs at the start of backup jobs for Comet Server Storage Vaults when the Storage Vault cannot be reached or is invalid
Fix a cosmetic issue with "CONTROL INFO" text appearing in some Office 365 backup job reports
Fix an issue with the "Allow administrator to reset password" setting being silently set to "On" for users whose policy set it to "Optional, default Off"
Fix an issue with admin logins using WebAuthn 2FA failing with an "Internal Error" message when logging into the Comet Server web interface
Fix an issue where editing an existing Hourly schedule in Firefox opened the editor to a Daily schedule instead
Fix an issue with hourly schedule using incorrect minute offset
Fix an issue with Office 365 where SharePoint backup crashed due to an unexpected metadata error
Lysithea is the latest entry in our quarterly rollup series. It branches off from our main rolling Voyager development, into a fixed target for our partners to qualify and build upon.
Comet Lysithea takes its name from another moon of Jupiter — it was discovered by Seth Barnes Nicholson in 1938, and is named after Lysithea, one of Zeus’ lovers.
Lysithea brings 10 features and 15 enhancements, including a new Getting Started guide for first-time Comet Server admins; the ability to codesign macOS client software installers without requiring SSH access to a macOS system; the addition of Amazon AWS and custom IAM-Compatible storage providers as Requestable storage targets; improvements to bulk upgrade campaigns and the Bulk Replace Addresses page in the Comet Server web interface; Synology improvements (including support for Synology devices with Armada CPUs); and more. All users of the previous quarterly series 22.2.x ‘Elara’ and earlier are encouraged to upgrade. We strongly recommend that users of versions older than 22.2.1 ‘Elara’ upgrade, as 22.2.1 contains an important security bugfix.
As always for a new quarterly release, there are two changelogs for 22.5.0 ‘Lysithea’ depending on whether you are coming from the previous quarterly or the previous Voyager.
Option to codesign macOS client software installer directly. When this option is enabled, Comet Server will perform macOS codesigning locally, without requiring SSH access to a macOS system.
Added a new Getting Started guide which walks new Comet Server admins through the first steps of running a Comet Server, from adding their first user to downloading and installing the Comet Backup desktop client to running a backup job. This guide appears the first time an admin logs into a new server and can be dismissed at any time.
