Bitweaver 1.3.1 is now available. While primarily a bugfix release, 1.3.1 does offer up some very shiny new features, such as an upgrade from phpBB 2.0.19 to phpBB 2.0.20 and updates to the newsletter package.

It is simply impossible to list the number of modifications and updates made by the bitweaver team since the release of bitweaver 1.3. There have literally been hundreds of changes to the code in the past two weeks, and the progress on ReleaseTwo is moving along at a fantastic rate.

To quote /toggg in a post on irc: "Those guys code as devils."

Stay tuned for more information on our progress as we march towards ReleaseTwo and release 1.4.

Bugfixes:

• Addressed vulnerability issue described at secunia to prevent malicious code insertion.
• Security fixes to .htaccess in temp and storage to prevent vulnerability for misconfigured servers (which some linux distro's are by default). /spider and /xing
• Cleanup _GET global for security /xing
• Update ADODB to 1.90 /xing
• Update phpBB to 2.0.20 /southpaw
• Add proper handling of URI constant and add HTML BASE for cleaner handling of newsletter sending /wolff_borg
• Fix wiki page cache /wolff_borg
• backport compatibility for R2 registerPackage calls, add ability to override default user class for gBitUser /spider
• Get object permissions working /xing
• cleanup bitweaver.js /wolff_borg
• fix newsletter sending and tending /wolff_borg
• add IS_LIVE to last page of installer /xing
• Added more info and debugging to thumbnailer. /KainX
• CalendarPackage merge patch from HEAD, and fix conflict with mod_package_search /Hash9
• fixed rss caching /xing
• Various modifications made to the fisheyePackage to account for shared hositng environments /windblown
• small bug fixes here and there...

Updates:

• Updated phpBB from 2.0.19 to 2.0.20
• slight overhaul of the NewslettersPackage

Downloads:

As always, tou can download bitweaver 1.3.1 from sourceforge by following this link.

Please follow the bitweaverUpgrade instructions if you are upgrading from a previous version of bitweaver.