As of 2021, we only provide binaries for 64 bit Linux.
If you need binaries for a Linux distribution available as a Docker image not listed below, please let us know. For Ubuntu 20 and later, please run “apt-get install libqrencode4 libjpeg62” first.
Version 4.2.5
- With –mailonly and –msgfile, no additional parameters are actually needed.
- Empty input files are not allowed, and empty output files are not sent.
Form2PDF 4.2.5 for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.2.5 for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.2.5 for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.2.5 for Ubuntu 20
Form2PDF 4.2.5 for Ubuntu 22 and RedHat 9
Form2PDF 4.2.5 for Ubuntu 24
Version 4.2.4
- Fix QR output, which has not always worked correctly (updated 2024-02-22).
Form2PDF 4.2.4 for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.2.4 for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.2.4 for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.2.4 for Ubuntu 20
Form2PDF 4.2.4 for Ubuntu 22 and RedHat 9
Version 4.2.3
- The option –smtpfrom is added, in case the “SMTP FROM” value should be different from the “From:”.
Form2PDF 4.2.3 for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.2.3 for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.2.3 for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.2.3 for Ubuntu 20
Form2PDF 4.2.3 for Ubuntu 22
Version 4.2.2
- The output when using –pdfa is now compliant with PDF/A-1a.
Form2PDF 4.2.2 for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.2.2 for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.2.2 for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.2.2 for Ubuntu 20
Form2PDF 4.2.2 for Ubuntu 22
Version 4.2.1
- Multiple recipients are now sent in a single To or Cc header, to be more standards compliant. They should be given as separate –mailto/–cc/–bcc parameters anyway.
- The value for the –sender parameter can now be on the form “Full Name <user@example.se>”, just as the recipients.
- When –message or –msgfile is given, the list of files are now optional.
Form2PDF 4.2.1 for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.2.1 for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.2.1 for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.2.1 for Ubuntu 20
Version 4.2
- Domain names with accented characters are now supported.
- Accented characters are also supported for the message subject, by prefixing it with “iso-8859-1:” or “utf-8:”. This will make them sent using the “=?charset?Q?subject?” syntax.
Form2PDF 4.2 for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.2 for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.2 for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.2 for Ubuntu 20
Version 4.1d
- Use multipart/mixed again, it works better than multipart/alternative with some SMTP providers.
Form2PDF 4.1d for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.1d for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.1d for Ubuntu 18
Form2PDF 4.1d for Ubuntu 20
Version 4.1c
- Improved compatibility with various email servers.
- New option to add additional files as attachments: –attach [encoding:]filename
Form2PDF 4.1c for CentOS and RedHat 7
Form2PDF 4.1c for CentOS and RedHat 8
Form2PDF 4.1c for Ubuntu 18
Version 4.1
- QR code support.
- Improved logic for the –showhostid option. Earlier versions had problems understanding the network configurations in newer Linux distributions.
Version 4.0
SMTP TLS (STARTTLS) and SSL (smtps) support.