GoodSync 12.11.7.7: Small Maintenance Build Polishes Sync Reliability
This update tidies up a handful of behind-the-scenes issues that affect how reliably GoodSync connects, syncs, and cleans up after itself.
Siber Systems has shipped GoodSync 12.11.7.7 for Windows, a maintenance build on top of the 12.11.7 branch. It's not a flashy update — no new cloud providers or big UI changes — but it tidies up a handful of behind-the-scenes issues that affect how reliably GoodSync connects, syncs, and cleans up after itself, which is exactly the kind of update worth grabbing before your next scheduled backup runs.
What's New in 12.11.7.7
- sib-sendmail: Reverted to using the local nameserver to resolve the SMTP hostname, fixing email notification delivery for some users.
- SibServerTreeNode::WaitAll: No longer asserts (crashes) if not all threads have finished — it now exits gracefully instead.
- Old File Cleanup: Added automatic cleanup of stale
server-accounts-*.ticfiles that could accumulate over time. - User Interface: Several small fixes and polish items.
This follows closely on the heels of 12.11.6, which added Wasabi S3 and MEGA S4 support, fixed OneDrive Personal and MS Graph listing errors, and added Kerberos5 (KRB5) authentication for SMB — so if you've skipped a few versions, that update is worth reading about too.
Why It Matters
GoodSync remains one of the most trusted names in cloud-free, cross-platform file sync and backup — handling everything from personal photo backups to business-grade scheduled jobs across FTP, S3, NAS, and mobile devices. Maintenance builds like this one matter less for new features and more for keeping long-running, unattended sync jobs stable, which is the whole point of the software.
Reference & Download
- UpdateStar product page: goodsync.updatestar.com
- Full official changelog: goodsync.com/news-windows
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