Version 4.36.0 Trial Downloads

The trial version expires on 2025-03-21

Select the quick guide for your operating system below

Quick start guide for Windows

User-interface instructions

Quick start guide for Linux

Command-line instructions

SFTPPlus is distributed as a self-extracting installation program for Windows systems and as a GZIP'ed TAR archive for Unix and Linux systems.

Contact us for any assistance required:

  • Support team handling matters including configuration and usage: support@proatria.com
  • Sales team handling other matters including pricing, licensing and moving from trial to production: sales@proatria.com

Below is a list of links to the latest version for all supported operating systems and CPU architectures.

Release notes may be viewed here.

Note: You can check the integrity of the download files using the provided SHA256 checksums .
windows

Windows

The self-extracting installation program for Windows systems is self-contained and does not require any other components to be installed. It makes use of embedded OpenSSL libraries for cryptographic operations. Keep your SFTPPlus installations updated in order to benefit from all the upstream security updates.

  • Windows x64

    Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 2012 Server, Windows 2016 Server, Windows 2019 Server, Windows 2022 Server running on the 64-bit PC architecture.

windows-cli

Windows CLI package for automatic deployments

The ZIP archive for Windows is to be used on Server Core setups, installations without the Desktop Experience option. It is also the best way to integrate with automated deployment and provisioning tools. It makes use of embedded OpenSSL libraries for cryptographic operations. Keep your SFTPPlus installations updated in order to benefit from all the upstream security updates.

  • Windows x64 as ZIP archive

    Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 2012 Server, Windows 2016 Server, Windows 2019 Server, Windows 2022 Server running on the 64-bit PC architecture.

redhat

Red Hat Enterprise Linux and compatible derivatives

Contact us if you need support for other hardware architectures or for different versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its compatible derivatives such as Oracle Linux and CentOS.

ubuntu

Ubuntu Server

Contact us if you need support for other hardware architectures or for different versions of Ubuntu Linux.

amazon

Amazon Linux

Contact us if you need support for other versions of Amazon Linux.

alpine

Alpine Linux

Contact us if you need support for other hardware architectures or for different versions of Alpine Linux.

  • Alpine Linux 3.12 or newer on x86_64

    This version is bundled with its own OpenSSL 1.1.1 libraries. Keep your Alpine Linux SFTPPlus installations updated in order to benefit from the upstream OpenSSL security updates on this OS. Provided musl 1.1.24 or newer is available, other musl-based Linux distributions should work, but are not supported.

lnx

Generic Linux

This is a generic Linux package for glibc-based distributions. Contact us if you need support for other hardware architectures or for specific Linux distributions.

  • Glibc-based Linux distributions on x86_64

    This version is bundled with its own OpenSSL 1.1.1 libraries, making it possible to use TLS 1.2/1.3 and SHA-2 on older Linux distributions such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, 6, and 7. This generic package also runs on unsupported distributions such as: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 or later, openSUSE, non-LTS Ubuntu or older Ubuntu Server versions, Debian, Fedora, Slackware, Arch, and many other Linux distributions. The only requirement is usually glibc version 2.5 or later. Latest distributions, such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 and Amazon Linux 2022, also require the libxcrypt-compat package. Keep your generic Linux SFTPPlus installations updated to benefit from our OpenSSL security updates on these OS'es.

macos

Apple macOS

SFTPPlus for macOS systems no longer requires the OpenSSL 1.0.2 libraries provided by the Homebrew community or the system-included LibreSSL ones.

Version 4.36.0, 2024-12-11

Security Fixes

  • The Python runtime has been patched with security fixes from ActiveState to account for CVE-2017-18207, CVE-2021-4189, CVE-2022-45061, CVE-2022-48565, and CVE-2024-7592. On Linux and macOS, the following security issues were also fixed: CVE-2022-48560, CVE-2022-48566, CVE-2023-40217, and CVE-2024-0397. [#6781-2]
  • The OpenSSL 1.1.1 libraries used for Python's cryptography on Windows, generic Linux, Alpine Linux, and macOS were patched to fix CVE-2023-5678, CVE-2024-0727, CVE-2024-2511, CVE-2024-4741, and CVE-2024-5535. [#6781]

New Features

  • You can now configure a transfer to send the file to the destination location using a relative path. [client-side] [#6901]

Defect Fixes

  • When using automated updates on Linux, file capabilities such as binding privileged ports are now preserved for SFTPPlus installations. [#6498]
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