Version 1.10.0

Changelog

• Fixed several issues wuth the frontend
• Added new feature: Attachments (allows storing arbitrary files into the encrypted vault)

Downloads

Linux with DEB package support

For apt-compatible Linux distributions, we provide a DEB package:

Version	Arch	Download	Hash	Hash alg.
1.10.0	amd64	Drive Mega	de9d5d67f1a36be46c954ea8625abf7f3967feb2fef5ec7532d6dc43ef3becd0	SHA256

Download it, and check its integrity using:

sha256sum ./personalmediavault_1.10-0.deb

Then, install it using apt:

sudo apt install ./personalmediavault_1.10-0.deb

After the installation, the binary files will be available in /usr/bin, and the frontend files will be available in /usr/lib/pmv/www.

To run a vault, type:

pmv /path/to/vault

You can change the language the launcher uses setting the PMV_LANGUAGE environment variable to en or es.

Windows

For Windows, we provide a MSI installer:

Version	Arch	Language	Download	Hash
1.10.0	x64	English	Drive Mega	SHA256: 909CAB24971267EC278CCB61E2795DA84613015473412BA55C46F56897DBC7F4
1.10.0	x64	Spanish	Drive Mega	SHA256: ACCD350A833A0476735FFCFDB64D9B9633E7812AED5FE67C1A78E9981EE122D2

In order to install Personal Media Vault in Windows, run the installer and everything will be set up for the application to work.

When downloading the MSI installer, check the file hash with PowerShell to make sure the file was not modified:

Get-FileHash -Path "PersonalMediaVault-1.10.0-x64.msi" -Algorithm SHA256
Get-FileHash -Path "PersonalMediaVault-1.10.0-x64-es.msi" -Algorithm SHA256

After it's installed, create an empty folder to store your media vault and right click it. You should see a new option "Open with PersonalMediaVault". Click it to run the vault launcher.