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The blog site at http://blogs.e107.org/news.php has been quite dead recently as we concentrate on development of v0.8 or, worse, real life interferes.
In a small attempt to address this issue we’re going to try out eAdvent. Not a new plugin or core code, just a post a day starting from tomorrow. Don’t expect long in depth blogs, but hopefully will give you some interesting snippets of information about v0.8.
Since we first introduced Google Chrome’s developer tools, we’ve been busy adding more functionality to them. First, our tools benefited from improvements that the WebKit team made to Web Inspector (our developer tools are partially based on Web Inspec…
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Shortly after the 1.0.2 release we were alerted to a vulnerability reported by Secunia and third party researcher Russ McRee. We have resolved the security issues in a timely manner and Secunia will be publishing their report on December 2, 2009. We thank Secunia for notifying us of the problems and properly coordinating the disclosure of this security threat. We do our best to provide quality code to prevent such security issues, but no CMS is perfect.
This year we are offering a massive 25% discount at Pligg Pro to celebrate the biggest online shopping day of the year. For one day only you can receive 25% off by using the coupon code CYBMONDAY09 when checking out.
Lately we’ve been pulling together a short document to describe how the Stone Soup project operates. The aim of this is to enable people interested in contributing to quickly learn how they can. It’s also about writing it down for people al…
A few helpful updates for everyone. First, we have provided a security patch for you .96 installs. Many of you are still running some really old Exponent code, so we want to make sure you guys have the latest patches to keep them running smooth. It is strongly recommended you
download and install these patches immediately.
There are two files in this patch that are important:
Just upload them to those exact places on your website, in your current install of Exponent .96 and they will take care of some known security issues. Make sure you don’t miss the .htaccess file, it will be invisible on you system in some cases (if you are not familiar with web development).
.96 will no longer formally be supported
Second, we want to encourage everyone to move on from the .96 codeline into .97. The .97 codeline is the current stable version, and we have a pre-beta release of the new 2.0 codeline available as well. Both of these are currently the focus of attention, and we will not continue to support .96 or provide patches.
Thank you all for your continued support of Exponent CMS!
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Now we have finally made a new release of Lazy8 Ledger. The only major thing prior-users will notice is the account summary report has the incomming and outgoing values shown for each account. But the major new thing with this release is that it is now compatible with OpenJDK. Before Lazy8 Ledger was only compatible [...]
Lazy8 Ledger has now been made into an ubuntu package and we are hoping to get the package into the ubuntu-lucid version that is to be released in February. See the installation instructions for how to install in ubuntu today.
The developer staff brings you the release of Warzone 2100 2.3 Beta 3.This release has squashed some more bugs from beta 2, and a few new things were added as well. The main point of these beta releases is to get as much feedback as we can for the new…
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