Kofax Communication Server 10.0.0 - Manual (Page 15)

Kofax Communication Server Release Notes 15
Chapter 3
Resolved Issues
The following issues reported for a previous version of the product are fixed in this release.
Vulnerabilities in OpenSSL
▪ Heartbleed bug - Kofax Communication Server uses OpenSSL version vulnerable to the
Heartbleed bug. (323524)
▪ POODLE attack - Kofax Communication Server affected by POODLE issue, OpenSSL 1.0.1i
and lower. (540663)
New registry keys allow you to configure the behavior:
▪
SOAPPROC\SkipRootCertCheck
(default 0)
▪
TCLSM\SslContextOptions
(default 0x03000004)
▪
SOAPPROC\SslContextOptions
(default 0x03000004)
See TC/SOAP Technical Manual and TC/LINK-SM / TC/LINK-OC Technical Manual for more
details.
TC/LINK Does Not Resolve ++CVR Directive
After upgrading to Unicode, the TC/LINK no longer resolves ++CVR directives. (317900)
TC/LINK-SM: PDF Attachments With Umlauts in the Name
PDF attachments with Umlauts in the name are presented as .DAT files in the recipients
Inbox. (322167)
TC/LINK-SM can be configured to use RFC2231 encoding in order to understand such files
correctly. This behavior is controlled by a new registry key
UseRfc2231
:
▪ 1 - RFC2231 encoding is enabled
▪ 0 - RFC2231 encoding is disabled (default value)
TC/LINK-MX7: UTF-8 Message Appears Blank in TCfW
UTF-8 message via Link-MX7 appears in TCfW as a blank message. (SPR00178735)
A new registry key
TCLINKMX7\Exchange\RemoveEmptyBody
(REG_DWORD type) is added.
This registry key is used for deciding whether to delete the empty text body of a message
(that is, the message containing blank spaces).
▪ If
RemoveEmptyBody
is set to 1 (default value), and the message contains empty text; the
empty text gets deleted.
▪ If
RemoveEmptyBody
is set to 0, the empty text of the message is not deleted.