FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Objective Development Announces Sharity 3.0, a New Major Release of their
Long Standing SMB File System for Unix.
Vienna, Austria – December 14, 2005 — Objective Development today
announced the availability of Sharity 3.0, a new major release of their
long standing SMB file system for Unix. New in 3.0 are Windows domain
integration (including Kerberos authentication and Active Directory
browsing), Distributed File System access, manipulation of Access Control
Lists, a German localization and many other improvements.
Sharity mounts shares exported by Windows, Samba and other SMB/CIFS servers
in the file system of Unix computers. Sharity implements Resource Browsing
similar to the Windows Network Neighborhood (Netbios Workgroups and Active
Directory), NTLM, NTLMv2 and Kerberos authentication, Microsoft’s
Distributed File System (DFS), manipulation of Access Control Lists (ACLs)
and it is available for Sun Solaris, HP-UX, SGI IRIX, IBM AIX, Mac OS X,
Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD operating systems.
Sharity 3 comes with a free, built-in evaluation license. Commercial use
licenses are available for 199 USD, private use licenses for 29 USD (net
prices excluding VAT). Licenses for students of public schools and
universities are free. Discounts for upgrades from Sharity 2 and volume
discounts are also available.
For downloads and more information about Sharity see
http://www.obdev.at/sharity/
About Objective Development
Objective Development is a creative team of experienced software engineers,
specialized in developing innovative, intelligent computing solutions. The
brand “Objective Development” represents high quality niche products for
private and commercial users, filling the gaps between large standard
applications.
The company’s product line includes “LaunchBar” (an award winning search
utility), “Little Snitch” (an application based reverse firewall), “WebYep”
(a web content management system) and Sharity (an SMB file system for Unix).