CrashPlan 3.6.3 (32-bit)

What's new in this version:

- Corrected an issue preventing an administrator from moving a user to an organization that has a locked encryption key security setting
- The stop server script now gracefully shuts down the PROServer process in situations where the stop script must wait before shutting down the process
- Corrected an issue occurring in some situations where information fails to display in the console
- Push restore now correctly honors "full path" option
- When selecting a subset of files to restore via push restore, the push restore now respects the selection and only restores the chosen subset of files
- Corrected the link to the Code42 product documentation in system generated emails so the link now points to http://support.code42.com
- CrashPlan PRO and CrashPlan PROe public cloud customers may now include in the backup file selection iOS device backups that have been saved to a computer
- Corrected an issue preventing some expired archives from being removed from disk
- Users or devices that were deactivated and then reactivated now correctly show up in counts on User and Organization lists
- In push install situations where auto-registration populates the user's first and last name via a script, attempting to perform a new registration from the CrashPlan app no longer clears the user's first and last name from the account
- Archive owner can now be queried via the RestoreRecord API resource, making it possible to view all restores for files in a specific user's archives
- Improved API documentation for WebRestoreJob, WebRestoreJobResult, and BackupArchiveTimestampRange resources
- Improvements to the sync process for environments in a hybrid or provider configuration
- Addressed a memory issue experienced in some very large environments during the storage server sync process
- General performance and stability improvements
- Security fixes