What's new in Keep-It-Up-X 3.1

Virtual memory statistics help to determine if performance can be improved by adding more RAM to your system.
KIU automounter will mount Appleshare volumes at startup and remount these volumes when the connection was broken. An e-mail is sent when a volume is remounted or when the mount fails if the Appleshare server is unavailable .
improved password security:

each time a bad password is entered when accessing the webinterface, the delay for re-entering the password is doubled. Somebody trying to guess the password will be slowed down considerably, because after only a few guesses, the delay increases to several minutes, making password guessing completely impractical.

after 5 wrong passwords, the access is forbidden from that browser-session, forcing an intruder to relaunch his browser for each additional attempt. This should slow down intrusion attempts even further.

some logfiles created by Unix-style software creates logfiles that aren't detected when added to the KIU Weblog folder. To remedy this, simply rename of the alias to make it end with ".log"
a link at the bottom of the webinterface takes you straight to the Kagi registation page for KIU
the IP address of the Mac running KIU is now displayed in all webpages and e-mail messages. This makes it easier to distinguish different Macs running KIU.
added a logfile view option of 256KB
the webinterface is now compatible with the Opera browser and Netscape 6.2.
relaunch options have changed: KIU sets a relaunch limit on each individual application. When exceeded, KIU can be told to either ignore that application or restart the Mac.