FlashFXP 5.4.0 build 3970

- Fixed Single connection mode which was completely broken and unusable.
- Fixed crash when opening up the site manager (Invalid data sent to crypt() length must be a multiple of two error)

- Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.1i
- Added support for TLSv1.2
- Added full UTF-8/Unicode support.
- Added support for Perl Compatible Regular Expressions. PCRE can be used in place of simple wild card matching. To use PCRE the pattern must be prefixed with rx: for example use rx: .*(txt|log)$ to match files ending with .txt or .log.
- Added many new macro commands for use in custom commands.
- The indirect site to site (FXP) transfer mode is now much more reliable when handling broken connections and transfer errors.
- Added the ability to send shell commands over SSH when connected to a SFTP server.
- This release includes dozens of minor improvements and bug fixes

- Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.1h
- Fixed integer overflow in DateTimeToUnix() function, the result should of been an 64-bit integer but instead it was defined as a 32-bit integer.
- Fixed rare crash when closing FlashFXP triggered by a delayed event that attempted to access an object that had already been freed.
- Fixed rare crash when renaming a remote folder.

- Resolved a issue that could cause the EnQueue > "move" and "move folder content" features to fail.
- Fixed a sanity check issue in the local browser that performed a flawed evaluation which could lead to an out of bounds error.
- Fixed an issue where the skiplist/highlight rules were not re-applied to a folder after moving it to a new location.
- Made several changes to the way the FlashFXP installer performs an upgrade installation. This should resolve all known issues with performing an upgrade installation.

- Resolved a issue that could cause the EnQueue > "move" and "move folder content" features to fail.
- Fixed a sanity check issue in the local browser that performed a flawed evaluation which could lead to an out of bounds error.

- Added a work-a-round to address incomplete file upload issue on Windows 8.1. Please let us know if you continue to have problems.
- Fixed an issue that prevented using the Parent Directory button during a file transfer to switch to the parent folder (assuming the parent directory is cached).
- Fixed an issue with rendering and displaying custom flashfxp toolbar themes on older versions of windows.
- Fixed an issue that triggered an access violation during the uninstalling process.
- Fixed an issue in the Key manager dialog where the key list was using the wrong font.
- Fixed an issue in the Site manager when adding a new site or changing the connection type, the client certificate/key drop downlist wasn't correctly populated.
- Fixed an issue using and loading custom button image's after installing a flashfxp toolbar theme.
- Improved error handling and sanity checking while resolving server hostnames to their IP address.

- Updated OpenSSL 1.0.1f
- Fixed several minor issues that were triggered by program errors and reported by user submitted crash reports.
- Fixed an installer issue where the installer failed to update FlashFXP due to an unexpected error.

- Fixed an application crash which could sometimes be triggered by the loss of connection or disconnecting from the remote server.
- Fixed a crash on shutdown that prevented FlashFXP from cleanly closing and sometimes leaving processes running in the background, this was caused by a missing sanity check in the destructor of our threaded timer pool.
- Fixed an issue in the Site Manager that could trigger an access violation when selecting some sites followed by a group. The A/V was caused by code responsible for updating the bookmarks listview control. Specifically when clearing the items.
- Fixed an issue in the Site Manager that could trigger an access violation when using the search bar at the top of the window. The A/V was caused by a the tear down routine that cleared the treeview and updated treeview with matching sites.
- While reviewing the code changes that were implimented to solve the incomplete upload problem I discovered a mistake that failed to deallocate a timer ID from our timer pool (when the object.reset method was called object.remove, resetting the object to the inital state changed the timer ID) and as a result eventually the timer pool became full, disgarding any new requests for a timer ID. As a result some UI elements such as progress bars, the status window console, etc didn't update.