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First week of 2018 was a bit less intense on the code fixing side, but I've done some work on our infrastructure preparing for migration to the new server, which should be available as soon as Conservancy approves payments for it. The new server will ... [More] be located at Hetzner and you can check more details on the selection process in our wiki. The current server has been used for almost 10 years and is really showing it's age. Handled issues: #13828 Two factor: doesn't ask for second factor #145 Update to Alpine 3.7 Filed under: English phpMyAdmin [Less]

I've just released new versions of Gammu, python-gammu and Wammu. These are mostly bugfix releases (see individual changelogs for more details), but they bring back Wammu for Windows. This is especially big step for Wammu as the existing Windows ... [More] binary was almost five years old. The another problem with that was that it was cross-compiled on Linux and it always did not behave correctly. The current binaries are automatically produced on AppVeyor during our continuous integration. Another important change for Windows users is addition of wheel packages to python-gammu, so all you need to use it on Windows is to pip install python-gammu. Of course the updated packages are also on their way to Debian and to Ubuntu PPA. Filed under: Debian English Gammu python-gammu Wammu [Less]

Last week I refactored some methods that contained HTML code to use the template system. Issues: #13888 Remove inline styles from elements #13904 Remove extra lines in doc The post Weekly phpMyAdmin contributions 2017-W52 appeared first on mauriciofauth.com.

Last week before Christmas was pretty calm, I've mostly spent time on fixing our Selenium tests which again showed a bit of instability, what should be hopefully addressed now. Handled issues: #13866 Invalid links containing SQL query #141 Docker phpmyadmin after login: 504 Gateway Time-out Filed under: English phpMyAdmin

Last week I fixed a render issue and fixed tests dependencies because they were dependent on other tests. Issues: #13883 Remove inline styles from elements #13882 Remove inline styles from elements in index.php #12262 #13881 Browser JS: horrible page ... [More] reflows in tbl_structure.php #13873 Database specific permissions rendered wrongly on master The post Weekly phpMyAdmin contributions 2017-W51 appeared first on mauriciofauth.com. [Less]

Hosted Weblate provides also free hosting for free software projects. The hosting requests queue has grown too long, so it's time to process it and include new projects. I hope that gives you have good motivation to spend Christmas break by ... [More] translating free software. This time, the newly hosted projects include: Cagette.net - web app for CSA/Foodcoops Manuskript - tool for writers Harbour Lyrics - Music lyrics application for Sailfish OS. Harbour MPV - MasterPassword client for SailfishOS. Harbour SailHN - An unofficial Hacker News client for Sailfish OS. Harbour Papocchio - A free-hand draw application for Sailfish OS. Harbour Base64 - A Base64 encoder/decoder for Sailfish OS. Harbour HostIsDown - A Salfish OS application to check if the desired host is up or not. Coala - linting and fixing code for all languages Lollypop - GNOME music playing application. nm-tray - NetworkManager tray icon There are also some notable additions to existing projects: Ayatana Indicators System Tray Applet Ayatana Indicators Notifications Applet Foris: Netmetr plugin If you want to support this effort, please donate to Weblate, especially recurring donations are welcome to make this service alive. You can do that easily on Liberapay or Bountysource. Filed under: Debian English SUSE Weblate [Less]

XSRF/CSRF vulnerability in phpMyAdmin Affected Versions Versions 4.7.x (prior to 4.7.7) are affected. CVE ID ('', 'Not yet assigned')

XSRF/CSRF vulnerability in phpMyAdmin Affected Versions Versions 4.7.x (prior to 4.7.7) are affected. CVE ID CVE-2017-1000499

XSRF/CSRF vulnerability in phpMyAdmin Affected Versions Versions 4.7.x (prior to 4.7.7) are affected. CVE ID ('https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2017-1000499', u'CVE-2017-1000499')

Last week contributions were mostly focused on fixing bugs. It's a bit hard to pinpoint something out of these, but most of them were really old, but not easy to trigger. For example there were some javascript errors which were not easily ... [More] reproducible, but turned out to be affecting quite a lot of our users. It turned out to be affecting only some variants of TIMESTAMP fields, what none of the reports did mention. I've also switched all our libraries to use ApiGen 4 for generating docs as ApiGen 5 is way slower and is looking for new maintainer in the same time. Handled issues: #13613 create_release error #13848 Error 500 rejected when grouping only in the newest version #13861 Error while running tests #13867 Try to use more recent phpunit-selenium #13856 JavaScript TypeError "Cannot read property 'settings'" #13869 Troubling use of filters #13865 Wrong max upload filesize in some translations #13868 Clean elses #142 phpMyAdmin can not connect to MySQL when user "REQUIRE SSL" #143 Hard to handle many servers with PMA_VERBOSES/PMA_HOSTS/PMA_PORTS #183 Refactoring tests #23 on the readme.md Gettext compatability usage add these Filed under: English phpMyAdmin [Less]