While I was trying to sort out the results of a disappointing upgrade to Gutsy (most of the pain is coming from my laptop crappy motherboard, but with Feisty it almost worked…); I was preparing to a complete reinstall from scratch (argh!)
Well, now it works almost everything, except that if you’re the unlucky owner of a VIA motherboard and you used to boot with acpi=force irqpoll workaround, irqpoll will now happily make your laptop a sloth (yeah, not really a gibbon) and the boot will let you go to the shops stay around for half an afternoon, come back and see it’s still loading GDM. Well, you’ll have to choose between your USBs and WiFi (NoWhereBlog on this rant).
Well, let’s stop with the too-geeky-stuff, and back to us; a friend of mine (no, not one of the forum, but still one of my mates at university) kept on pulling my legs for the whole day as I’ve release a patch which didn’t patch the delete entry bug.
I won’t say kudos, you annoying bastard :P, but here’s the patch: just remove the .txt and put it in admin/panels/entry/ and replace the old one.
I’ve also re-re-released the 0.703.6 with a new minor-minor version number (0.703.6.1) but the internal version remains 0.703.6, that’s only for the package.
If you still don’t have upgraded, it’ll be on our beloved SourceForge as usual.
Luca, BOCCHEEEEEEE [1]!
Cough.
[1] It doesn’t matter if you won’t understand, guys.
file updated. Now I’m trying to deal with my broken upgrade to Ubuntu Gutsy. Weepee. -.-
I don’t have much time to figure how many files I’ve changed, so I’ve only done a whole re-distribution.
Ok, here’s the changelog:
FIXED XSS vulnerabilities in comments.tpl and contact.tpl
FIXED Backported from Crescendo+1 fix for XSS in $_GET fields
FIXED bug in static handling (THEME_LEGACY_MODE not checked)
FIXED Moved html escaping from default-filters to bbcode plugin
FIXED Added option to bbcode plugin to allow inline html! (no more ugly [html] tags! :)
I think the coolest thing is this small new feature (inline html), which anyway depends on a bug fix :P notice: you have to enable it
Inline html will let you completely break the validation if you don’t know html.
Who cares, you say? Well, next time your layout will be all f-ed up, don’t come crying to me, LOL :D :D :D
The always nice Stefano told me about another small XSS issue with contact form: replace the file contact.tpl you have in fp-interface/sharedtpls/ with this one
Guys I know you look forward Crescendo+1, I have to ask you to wait :)
Some people report problems logging in FlatPress; this may happen with 0.703.5 when the FP files have been unpacked right in the webroot / of your server; to fix FP’s bad behavious, open defaults.php and search the line
