AMP ‘Triton’ 2.3.2.12 Release Notes
This is an interim release to address some highly requested issues before the next main release.
- [7d2d] - Add new settings for region/language.
- [Core] - Changed how AMP reports memory usage by default.
- [Core] - Fixed schedule trigger editing.
- [File Manager] - Implement IP bans with honeypot option.
- [Firewall Sync] - Handles situation where UFW is installed but disabled and falls back to next available option.
- [Generic] - Add ‘DeleteAfterExtract’ field to update sources.
- [GetAMP] - Install-in-progress check for RPM based systems and disable install on Ubuntu 16.04.
- [Minecraft] - Implement Fabric installation/updating.
- [Minecraft] - Preserve files for Bedrock updates.
- [SteamCMD Plugin] - Force login for workshop downloads even if the main game doesn’t require it.
AMP ‘Triton’ 2.3.2.10 Release Notes
This release is largely a bugfix release with no appreciable new features or changes.
AMP Core
- Fixed a scheduler bug that could cause triggers to be wired twice, giving the effect of triggers seeming to keep fire after deleted until AMP is restarted.
- Fixed handling of Lists in the Generic module that caused AMPs internal representation of setting values to be incorrect until AMP is restarted.
- Fixed KO/JQ refernces in API browser.
- Fixed process metrics gathering. Swap usage is now correctly reported.
- Fixed display of timestamps in a number of locations.
- Improved Scheduler logging.
- Started phasing out use of jQuery for trivial tasks.
Instance Manager Plugin
- Tollerate “NETWORK SERVICE” user having different names in different locales on Windows.
- Better fault tollerance on service startup.
- Better fault tollerance in service permissions configuration. Fixes all kinds of “AMP won’t start as a service” on Windows issues.
Other Changes
- [Generic] Tollerate chat messages where the user doesn’t exist.
- [SRCDS] Try and accomodate 0.0.0.0 binding for SRCDS.
- [Minecraft] Restored Plugin Browser functionality.
- Misc - Refreshed generic application configs from community contributions on GitHub.