Patch is mostly created by script in egroupware/doc/fix_depricated.php in separate commit.
I do NOT advice to apply this patch to a production system (it's commited to trunk!), as the automatic modified regular expressions have a good change to break something ...
- cleaned up exceptions in cli code (no need to log, as it goes direct to the user)
- regarding small rpm redirect header (< 200 bytes) as no header
- fixed wrong detected vars for cli install (eg. webserver_url)
- fixed egw_cache to not stall if system_charset is not yet in db
- add feature to allow apps to choose to be automatic installed on
updated: $setup_info[$app]['autoinstall'] = {true|'1.x.xxx'};
- run default_records.inc.php (if exists) also for apps without tables,
as they might need to initialise some stuff
- make update a separat setup-cmd-object
- fixed handling of egw_exception_wrong_userinput, to not include a
trace (which is unneeded for regular input-validation)
- set domain as first argument, to select the right domain in header include
- allow to give 1-dimensional arrays on command line (like php does it with urls, eg. 'config[name]=value')"
- fixed handling of session_save_path() returning nothing (was stalling the PEAR check AND failing)
- removed not longer necessary constants (defined now in common_functions.inc.php)"
- caching the phrases in new egw_cache on Tree level
--> a good speed improvment on my devel system
- also added a global function
check_load_extension($extension,$throw=false)
- check and give error message if perms could not be changed
- added sudo feature to file preferences allowing to get VFS root access
+ setup config user/password can always be used
+ further eGW users can be configured in setup >> configuration
--> allows eg. to create free folders in the vfs root
--> should be used with caution and respect to users privacy
- added file preferences icon to opened directory (eg. for the root dir)
- exceptions get now always logged to the error_log
- in the webgui it's now configurable, if the message contains a
stacktrace (incl. function arguments) - default no (security)
- command line interfaces get detected and contain no html anymore
- webdav and groupdav send the exceptions as basic auth realms to the
client
- webdav and groupdav login failures contain the reason as part of the
basic auth realm
