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#Dayfile and Standard Logfiles are now sources through SQLite. Although the text logfiles will continue in first instance, the performance of SQLite is such that it outperforms plain text file reads. Also the availability of SQL besides the Linq library of C# is advantageous. | #Dayfile and Standard Logfiles are now sources through SQLite. Although the text logfiles will continue in first instance, the performance of SQLite is such that it outperforms plain text file reads. Also the availability of SQL besides the Linq library of C# is advantageous. | ||
#Use latest versions of libraries. This may have effect on FTP, FTPS and SFTP. Standing issues were: | #Use latest versions of libraries. This may have effect on FTP, FTPS and SFTP. Standing issues were: | ||
##FTPS - not all servers were able to handle re-use of resource | ##FTPS - not all servers were able to handle re-use of resource. | ||
##SFTP - login with just un/pw | ##SFTP - login with just un/pw. | ||
#Renewed compliance to [https://validator.w3.org/ W3 markup validation]. | |||
#Map: Users will now always appear on the map, the link to their site is no longer compulsory (but highly appreciated). | #Map: Users will now always appear on the map, the link to their site is no longer compulsory (but highly appreciated). | ||
#Logging: moved some messages to different classes (Tracing, Info, Warning, Error). In general the view of the logfile improved with less messages (up to level Info). | #Logging: moved some messages to different classes (Tracing, Info, Warning, Error). In general the view of the logfile improved with less messages (up to level Info). | ||