The password and user authentication are now done entirely through cookies, and it’s no longer ‘static’ for it’s salt, making it a bit less trivial.
‘Upload’ has been rewritten, a few of the tables have been cleaned up, and there’s now yet another table. ‘global’ currently holds the data of the la...
I’ve gone and updated the doodle board again – this time removing a bit of my old ‘hard coded’ colors so it fits better into my newer, shinier color scheme – it seems like I’ll never get rid of this grey motif!
I’ve also gone through and updated the drawing faqs as well. They should be a bit e...
I’ve created a new ‘global’ table for Rollator – currently it holds a timestamp of the last update.
Every time a page is (re)loaded, it checks against this value, and if an ‘if modified since’ query is asked, it will either exit with a 304, or reply with the timestamp of the last update, and the d...
There is already an excellent resource for installing prior releases of POPFile, and this document assumes that you’ve done that in the past, and managed to get it all working.
First, POPFile 0.20 requires BerkeleyDB. You can get it easily with:
%curl -O http://www.sleepycat.com/update/snapsho...
With the migration to cookies, it was a matter of time, well – hours, until I opted to ensure that any users actually using the function were active, and not just leaving it open.
It’s a pretty easy hack, and any savvy-user can circumvent it quite easily if they know how to manage their cookies an...
Yet again, Rollator undergoes a major transition.
It now uses encrypted cookies for authentication, provides a ‘feedback’ interface to the primary administrative interface; features all of the modules you find on my front page, of a calendar, search, QuickURLs, Songs, and of course, the loggin...