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January 2020 update
Happy New Year everyone!
We had 8 releases of b2evolution 6.x last year but most of our work behind the scenes has been focused on b2evolution 7.x.
To this day b2evolution 7.x-PRO is already used by several PRO clients but we have not released a stable public release yet.
This is due primarily to the fast pace of adding new features that change the final widget/skin behavior. In public releases we need to write upgrade procedures for this, which is time consuming.
As a result, we are dropping b2evolution 7.0 and are moving directly to b2evolution 7.1. One major change is that site skins will be able to display a configurable Menu instead of just an automatic list of collections.
In the process we have also put the e-commerce features on hold as they are not among the current concerns of our PRO clients.
We expect a beta release of 7.1 in the coming weeks.
Original post blogged on b2evolution.
Be an ambassador!
Drupal is often spoken about as far more than an open source project, because our global community is vibrant and passionate; a model for other projects to learn from and emulate. There are many ways to be a Drupal ambassador: by mentoring others, by helping people answer why they should use Drupal, and why they should contribute. In addition, I have a few ideas on ways you could be an ambassador for Drupal by sharing about yourself with the global community. By participating, you help put a story behind the people of Drupal, and you show the broader community why the Drupal Association needs support. We'd love to have you involved!
Give a testimonial
".... because of it's wonderful community which has such inspiring contributors spread around the world. Being a member fills me with immense positive energy :)" — Surabhi Gokte (surabhi-gokte)
Get inspiration from the testimonials and share your own.
Be featured on Drupal.org
We're running the banner ad on Drupal.org - visible only to users who don't have an active membership. You may see these banners throughout the year (usually for a week-long run) if you visit without being logged in. To participate, email me or chat on Slack (lizzjoy).
Drupal.org banner featuring Baddý Breidert (baddysonja).
Drupal.org banner featuring Christian Schnabl (snable).
MemberMondays
From this month's #MemberMondays.
This month, we've launched social posts about a different member each week. We're calling it #MemberMondays. You can share about yourself in this questionnaire.
I hope you participate— it would be wonderful to share about you with the global community. If you are interested, but feel you don’t have time or are hesitating, let us know.
e107 v2.2.1 Bootstrap CMS Released
After the release of 2.2.0, we have been working on crushing some bugs that did have some impact on functionality.
We have therefore decided to release 2.2.1 sooner rather than later, and recommend everyone to update.
Please note that the 2.2.0 release was a major release with some important notes. Please refer to the previous post for more information on that release, including an overview of numerous great new features which were added!
New features:
- Added new
Newsshortcode{NEWS_AUTHOR_EUF}to retrieve Extended User Fields (e.g.{NEWS_AUTHOR_EUF: field=biography})
Fixes & Improvements:
- Fixed a database check/update issue that occurred when the database name contains a hyphen (
-) (#3800) - Fixed an issue with the Menu Manager preview not loading in some cases (#3815)
- Fixed frontpage button link to Admin Area (#3775)
- Fixed an issue with inserting a new custom page when using PHP 7.3 (#3812)
- Added tablerender id to error pages (#3801)
- Fixed an issue with (un)seralization (#2990)
- Fixed comment author avatar not showing correctly in comment form (#3813)
- Fixed issue in
Downloadplugin with batch userclass options - Fixed issue in
Forumplugin with forum mderator userclass recognition (#3814), with the Userlist shortcode links (#3809), and added placeholder option in{SEARCH}shortcode - Several
Forumtemplate optimizations for Bootstrap 4 (#2969) - Several PHP 7.3 compatibility improvements
For a full list of changes, please go here.
Please see our downloads section to download a copy.
Thank you for continuing to use e107. Please feel free to tell us what you think about e107 in our Gitter chatroom!
Posted May 29, 2019 | 3:00 am
Geeklog v2.2.1 Beta 4
The fourth beta version of Geeklog v2.2.1 is now available for download.
Since the Geeklog v2.2.1 Beta 3 release, there have been 17 Commits and 124 file changes. If you are currently testing Beta 1, 2 or 3, please update to this version for testing as there has been a lot of fixes to Geeklog and the Install. We are hoping this will be the last beta release with the next release being the final release of Geeklog v2.2.1, just in time for the year 2020.
Please see the article Geeklog v2.2.1 Beta 1 for information on the new features, improvements, and fixes from Geeklog v2.2.0. It also explains how you can help out and get in contact with us if you have any questions.
We would like to encourage you to download this beta version, try it out, and give us your feedback. Please note this version is not meant for live production sites. This is a beta version and it may still contain bugs. If you find any please report them in our Bug Tracker on GitHub.
Depending on what issues are found the development team hopes to have the final release of Geeklog v2.2.1 out close to the end of December this year.
Posted December 18, 2019 | 8:03 amJoomla 3.9.14 Release
Joomla 3.9.14 is now available. This is a security fix release for the 3.x series of Joomla which addresses two security vulnerabilities and contains over 35 bug fixes and improvements.
Nucleus CMS is Back (Sort of)
Despite project close announcement one and a half years ago, some enthusiastic Japanese developers and users have been maintaining Nucleus CMS core.And today, we are pleased to announce Nucleus CMS 3.70. This is a direct descent of the original Nucleus CMS, supports the same multiple languages.
Major fixes and improvements in this release are including (but not limited to) the following:
- Enforced password security using phpass library instead of md5 hash
- Default character code set is now utf-8, not iso8859-1
- Added new event PreLoadMainLibs
- Fixed vulnerability described in VCE-2011-3760.
- Support for PHP7 (Fixes in installer, embedded wrapper for mysql functions, etc.)
- [New] Duplicate Item button in the item list screen
- [New] Now you can arrange category order
- ... and more!
You are always welcome to post suggestions and questions for Nucleus CMS in the same old English support forum.
Also, all the core and major plugins are now maintained on GitHub. Please feel free to submit issues and of course pull requests.
Beside this code base, LMNucleus a fork from Nucleus by Leo is also available at http://nucleus.slightlysome.net/ and GitHub.
Cheers, and happy blogging!
The Japanese Nucleus TeamPosted January 27, 2016 | 12:24 am
phpBB 3.3 Proteus Feature Release Published
Today is a big day for the entire phpBB community and we hope that you're as excited as we are! With the help of over one hundred volunteers, we have improved and extended phpBB to provide the new and improved phpBB 3.3 Proteus.
The new phpBB 3.3 Proteus builds upon 3.2 Rhea and is a big step towards a more modern base while maintaining a clear update path. It is now shipped with Symfony 3.4, Twig 2, and jQuery 3.4. The improvements include, among others, support for Invisible reCAPTCHA, Argon2i and Argon2id password hashing, improved reset password functionality, and minor changes to the UI.
The minimum supported PHP version has been increased to PHP 7.1.3 while support for PHP 7.3 and PHP 7.4 has been added. Fixed security issues in 3.2.9 are part of this release as well.
Check out further highlights of the new version on our Proteus Launch Page or a more detailed breakdown on our Features Page. As always, phpBB 3.3 Proteus and update packages for previous versions are available in the downloads section.
The phpBB community has been working hard to get this release prepared and work on phpBB 4.0 is already underway!
We would like to thank everyone for working hard to make today possible! The following people contributed code to the 3.3 Proteus release: Marc Alexander, Jakub Senko, Tristan Darricau, 3D-I, rxu, Rubén Calvo, javiexin, mrgoldy, kasimi, Oliver Schramm, JoshyPHP, Máté Bartus, Derky, hubaishan, Matt Friedman, Dark❶, David Colón, v12mike, nomind60s, Christian Schnegelberger, Mikel Alejo, amalnaeem, Michael Miday, Alfredo Ramos, EA117, Zoddo, Vishal Pandey, Alec, Louis7777, Vinny, battye, Daniel Sinn, Jim Mossing Holsteyn, Sophist, DSR!, Daniel Mota, Erwan Nader, François-Xavier de Guillebon, GanstaZ, PayBas, Kailey Truscott, Richard McGirr, Soeren D. Schulze, brunoais, jasonmarlin, oxcom, stevendegroote, AJ Quick, Anssi Johansson, Jagoba Los Arcos, KYPREO, MichaelC, Nuno Lopes, Rishabh04-02, Saeed Hubaishan, Serge Skripchuk, abyssmedia, david63, dhruveshk, lavigor, vinny, Agris, Akbar, Alex Miles, Andrii Afanasiev, Casey Peel, Daniel, FH, GerB, Ioannis Batas, Julien Tant, Mukesh Kumar Kharita, Nekstati, Paul Sohier, Sage Pointer, TarantinoMariachi, Toxyy, canonknipser, cclauss, espipj, ftc2, kitsiosk, lr94, luzpaz, scootergrisen, tas2580, upstrocker
Please discuss this topic in its discussion topic.Posted January 6, 2020 | 3:54 am
Plone welcomes four students for the 2016 Google Summer of Code
We welcome these promising students exemplifying great diversity in geography and topics, and wish them a great Summer of Code!Posted April 24, 2016 | 5:55 amFive Nights at Freddy's 4 Full Version - Feel the fear one last time
Review
Five Nights at Freddy's 4 is the fourth, and last (supposedly) release in the Five Nights at Freddy's saga. Developed and published by Scott Cawthon, this horror game has delighted all the fans of horror games, and has also raised the criticism from those that say that there are too many FNaF games. This time, you are not a security guard fighting for your life against creepy animatronics. Instead, you are a defenseless kid who struggles every night because of his terrifying nightmares (nightmares about creepy animatronics, of course).
Now, animatronics don't kill you, because they are just nightmares, but they can scare you as they have done since forever. Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy have come back, and they have brought new nightmare friends with them. Also, the location is not an office anymore. It takes place in your own room, a room with a bed, two doors, and a dark closet. Each part of the room is dangerous since they are places where the animatronics can hide.
Moreover, the mechanics of the game have significantly changed compared to the previous tree installments in the saga. Now, you do not depend on your vision, or the cameras, because in this release, you don't have them. Now, you have to hear; you have to pay attention to every sound, breath, and laugh, because sound indicates where enemies will come from. It's recommended to play with earphones or with a very high volume. You are free to play with a regular sound volume, but you will not be able to hear your enemies.
Are you ready to say goodbye to your beloved animatronics?
As mentioned, the mechanics have changed. Now, you have nothing more than your senses and a flashlight to defend yourself. You have to control both doors, the closet, and the bed behind you. Animatronics can appear in any of the four places. What you have to do is walk bravely to the doors and the closet, listen carefully and if you hear something, close the door as fast as you can and hold it shut until the sound disappears. In case you don't hear anything, use the flashlight to prevent enemies from coming. The bed at your back has a little Freddy fluffy toy, but sometimes dreadful miniature Freddy's appear, followed by Nightmare Freddy himself. You have to shoo them with the flashlight unless you want Freddy to appear. It can seem easy, but the slightest mistake (using the flashlight when you hear a breath, or not closing the doors in time), will bring an end to the game.
Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy have come back, and they have brought new nightmare friends with them
Talking about your friends the animatronics, when you download FNaF4, you will have to face six of them, eight if you take into account the "nonofficial" ones. You already know Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy (nightmare version) but let me introduce you to Nightmare FredBear and Nightmare (plainly). All the animatronics in nightmare version are decrepit, broken, and especially scary. They have very long sharp teeth and glowing eyes, but Nightmare FredBear and Nightmare have even longer teeth, and they are very dangerous because they are unpredictable. This is especially true of Nightmare, since he is black and semi-transparent. They start appearing on nights 5 and 7, respectively.
Features
In this version, you can check out the main features of Five Nights at Freddy's 4:
- A new story that reveals what happened in the Bite of the 87
- A gloomy mini-game that allows you to skip the first two hours of the nights (if you are successful)
- Nightmare version of the old and well-known animatronics (Bonnie, Freddy, Chica and Foxy)
- 4 new animatronics: Nightmare, Nightmare FredBear, Plushtrap and Nightmare Cupcake (Chica's cupcake can attack you know)
- A new location
- New mechanics based on the sounds
If you like this horror adventure, feel free to visit the developer's official website to discover all the features before you download it.
System Requirements
You can read here the minimum PC system requirements needed to download and play this game:
- Operating System: Windows XP or later versions
- Processor: AMD Athlon, Intel Pentium @ 2GHz or better
- RAM Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Hard Drive Space: at least 1 GB free available
Posted August 20, 2015 | 6:19 am
Re: Record de connexions pulvérisé
1600 pour moi mais ça a l air de se calmer
120 connexions, ça va, tu as été épargné.
Quand les robots s'en mêlent, ça peut vite grimper à plus de 1000 connexions simultané...
People of WordPress: Robert Cheleuka
You’ve probably heard that WordPress is open-source software, and may know that it’s created and run by volunteers. WordPress enthusiasts share many examples of how WordPress changed people’s lives for the better. This monthly series shares some of those lesser-known, amazing stories. Meet Robert Cheleuka Robert is a self-taught graphic and motion designer turned web […]Posted January 25, 2020 | 7:26 amXOOPS PHPMailer Security Patches Released
The XOOPS Development Team is pleased to announce the release of security patches for XOOPS 2.5.8 and XOOPS 2.5.7.2.These patches includes the latest version of PHPMailer to address a serious vulnerability. All XOOPS users are encouraged to update as soon as possible.
Both full distributions and patch files (from the most recent prior release) for both the 2.5.7 and 2.5.8 series are available.
Any users that are running older XOOPS versions are advised to update to XOOPS 2.5.8.1 now.
Get XOOPS 2.5.8.1
Release files are available on GitHub.
The 2.5.8.1 files are also mirrored on the XOOPS File Repository on SourceForge
Get XOOPS 2.5.7.3
Release files are available on the XOOPS File Repository on SourceForgePosted January 1, 2017 | 12:51 am
