The January 2021 Turbo Server release includes the following major new features:

• Support for Moodle and Blackboard Learning Management Systems (LMS).

• Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) User Identity settings now supports custom LMS user fields to login and create Turbo Server internal users.

• New LTI integration Courses settings map LMS courses to individual Turbo workspace channels, allowing multiple courses to share workspace content and configurations.

• New Temporary User Profile Lifespan setting allows administrators to specify the length of time that a temporary profile will be cached on the application server. The default value is 7 days.

Other improvements include:

• Initial page load times on the administration site have been significantly decreased.
• Administration site forms now warn about unsaved changes before navigating away from the page.
• New Service Health Check monitors and restarts unresponsive services.
• New Content Security Policy header has been added to the Portal site.
• Group policy errors now generate administration alerts.
• The LTI Secret may now be reset from the administration site.
• The Directory Service settings page has been split into multiple tabs with improved form control behavior.
• The HTML5 client now reports more descriptive errors on remote application errors, missing application versions, and application licensing limits.
• Updated various strings and administration site styles.

This update includes fixes for the following issues:

• Share links with user authentication did not redirect correctly after login.
• The Workspace Administration Test button did not appropriately display a Permission Denied error message.
• The application server settings page was incorrectly causing the Hub server to restart.
• Hub database migration could fail if the source path contained a locked file.
• Deleting a repository that was in use by a workspace item could cause broken icons and repository references.
• Workspace channels, channel items, and channel permissions were not being replicated correctly during Workspace federation.
• Directory Services could fail to sync if they were federated from a different server.
• Application server availability detection was incorrect after deleting an application server with pre-cached applications.
• The Portal server administration link was broken on servers with multiple domain URLs.
• Frame security error could cause cloud storage service logins to fail on servers with multiple domain URLs.
• Web Applications were being installed with the repository name instead of the application display name.
• Server administration site failed to load when accessed from an iframe.
• User Group management could fail when managing large user groups, and in rare cases incorrectly remove users.
• Users were not displayed correctly on the administration site if they were missing a display name.
• Channels could be created with conflicting web paths.
• Changing a Workspace web path would navigate to the incorrect URL.