Enano CMS Project

Release notes - 1.0.4

Enano 1.0.4 is a maintenance release. It received the codename "Ellyyllon" (pronounced "etherthlon"), named after a Welsh breed of faeries whose queen is Mab and who feed on toadstools and "fairy butter", or fungus found on old trees.

Changes:

  • Enano (both 1.0.x and 1.1.x) is now compatible with PHP 6.0.0-dev
  • Tweaked many AJAX applets that send JSON responses to specify the Content-type; this is to try to block ad injection
  • Fixed search indexer causing duplicate keys when two "words" of 64+ characters encountered and first 64 characters are the same (thanks Vadi)
  • When the page is closed or refreshed with the page editor open, a warning is now shown under Firefox and Internet Explorer.
  • Fixed garbled page names for user pages for IP addresses
  • Added a notice in the admin panel when PHP4 is detected
  • Fixed missing sidebar in installer on PHP4
  • Fixed a theoretical security vulnerability in group management code
    • Any attacks would require admin access
  • Fixed comments in the form of <!--foo-->, e.g. no spaces after or before the comment tags
  • File extensions for uploaded files are no longer case sensitive
  • Fixed jBox menus failing to appear when the window is scrolled down
  • Fixed special pages being returned with subpage information inappropriately from $paths->get_pageid_from_url()
  • Made all captcha fields case-insensitive (thanks pkeating)
  • Fixed: RenderMan::getPage() failing with access denial when fetching template and view_source results in deny
  • Allowed uppercase characters to be used in the database name (thanks Andrew)
  • Fixed PHP warning in Rijndael RNG code when open_basedir restriction in effect
  • Fixed cron framework not working (flaw in interval logic)
    • (Fix backported from unstable)

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