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DESCRIPTION
Jungle Disk is an application that lets you store files and backup data securely to Amazon.com's S3 Storage Service.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0b3:
  • New User Interface
    • New first-time setup wizard
    • New configuration dialog
    • New backup preview dialog
    • New backup selection dialog
  • Support for new Jungle Disk 2.0 buckets
    • Instantly rename files and directories
    • Optionally encrypt file & directory names
    • Change encryption key (bucket password) for existing files instantly
    • Unlimited number of buckets supported
  • Support for Compatibility buckets, which can be shared with other S3 tools
  • Support for European S3 buckets (note: Jungle Disk Plus not supported)
  • Support for connecting to multiple buckets at the same time
  • Support for multiple backup jobs with independent scheduling
  • Expanded bandwidth limiting feature
    • Applies to both network drive and automatic backup traffic
    • Set limits on both upload and download rates
    • Change limits on the fly
    • Set schedules for limits
  • New Previous Versions features
    • Set minimum and maximum number of previous versions to keep
    • Exclude file types and directories from previous versions
    • Customize previous version settings on a per-backup-job basis
  • New command line options to integrate with external task schedulers and batch jobs
  • Greatly improved performance for large directories and large cache sizes
  • Tray icon changes to indicate errors occuring
  • Buckets (and their data) can now be deleted from configuration dialog
  • Verify MD5 hash on downloads (as well as upload)
  • Fixed highlight color in Mac errors & warnings list
  • Fixed crash when backing up directories with large numbers of sub-directories
  • 1.99c: Linux command line client included with Automatic Backup support
  • 1.99c: Use SSL when getting bucket list in setup wizard
  • 1.99c: Fixed crash in Add/Change backup selection on Mac
  • 1.99c: Fixed crash and other issues in Previous Versions exclude folder dialog
  • 1.99c: Periods and dashes now allowed in new compatibility bucket names
  • 1.99c: Option to hide bucket password in bucket upgrade dialog
  • 1.99c: Use local time formatting
  • 1.99c: Added reconnect mapped drives menu option
  • 1.99c: Fixed database failure error when renaming directories
  • 1.99c: Show all buckets in configuration dialog with option to connect or delete
  • 1.99c: Fixed invalid login ticket error
  • 1.99b: Fixed bug with filename encryption when bucket password is blank or disabled
  • 1.99b: Fixed bug with filename encryption being enabled when bucket upgrade is restarted with different settings
  • 1.99b: Disable unavailable choices in configuration dialog and setup wizard
  • 1.99b: Fixed legacy decryption keys not being imported correctly during bucket upgrade if standard security is selected
  • 1.99b: Fixed issue creating multiple Jungle Disk 2.0 European buckets
  • 1.99b: Implemented official S3 fast file copy support
  • 1.99b: Fixed bucket names with dashes not appearing correctly in bucket list
  • 1.99b: Fixed repeated Smart Crash Report prompts on OSX
  • 1.99b: Fixed PROPFIND errors when changing configuration settings in OSX
  • 1.99b: Implemented per-backup-job previous version settings
  • 1.99b: Improved time estimates for bucket upgrade
  • 1.99b: New menu items to open web interface and local drive
  • 1.99b: Fixed bug with \ characters in backup paths in advanced backup options on Windows
  • 1.99b: Fixed xUserInteractionRequired error on OSX with locked keychain
  • 1.99b: Fixed xAssertFailed during archive cleanup
  • 1.99b: Fixed last backup time always showing "less than one minute..."
  • 1.99b: Fixed files with resource forks not being properly saved in previous versions
  • Changes in the previous version
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Jungle Tools
Downloads:3,002
  - Version d/l:34
Internet:Internet Utilities
License:Demo
Date:13 May 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$20.00
Jungle Disk User Reviews (11 posts)Write A Review
May 8 2008
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GERBER  Jungle Disk is a phenomenal online backup solution. Amazon S3 is the cheapest online storage you can get, and JD makes it quick and simple to back up your files to S3. All transmissions are encrypted, so you don't have to worry about Amazon employees getting at your stuff.

As a basic synced remote disk program, you can do better, but you'll pay more for storage. It does not have the simplicity of .Mac's iDisk.

Of course, if you're already backing up with it, there's no reason to worry about storing a few extra files on S3.

The JD Plus service is also very nice if you're backing up large files that change frequently since it permits block-level backups. (I'm looking at you, Entourage database!)  (Version 2.0b2)

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May 8 2008
****.

VCOLOMBO  I haven't tried the 2.0 beta but I've been using Jungle Disk for a while now, on both Mac and Linux, and have to say that I've been completely satisfied. I do agree that there should be a way to get rid of the activity window. The developers should take a look at MacFusion (the MacFuse application, not VMware Fusion) for future functionality and UI inspiration.

I do agree that it would be nice if directories and files created by Jungle Disk would be easily manageable with another S3 utility, but since Jungle Disk is cross platform and offers the option of a web UI I haven't had much need to manage my S3 content with anything else.

Jungle Disk is not without its cons but overall I've been very satisfied.  (Version 2.0b2)

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Apr 21 2008
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AKROBAT  No. The window's there and you can't remove it.

I bought this rather poor app and then discovered Forklift FTP which can do the same thing, only much better and more besides.

Also can't access my account and the developers don't answer mails.  (Version 1.50c)

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Mar 11 2008

COMPUTERNAUT  Is there any way to permanently dismiss that obtrusive Activity Monitor window at startup?  (Version 1.50c)

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