reads of entries from the database: Applications can call
egw_link::set_cache($app,$id,$title,$file_access=null)
from their search or read method, to eliminate the need to query the
entries again, when the egw_link class, link widget or links stream wrapper
needs title or file_access values later.
This offloads the caching to the link class, and improves performance a
lot, specially for infolog.
The cache is stored in the session and modified or deleted items get
removed, when the link class get notified about that anyway.
- removed include_root (is now always identical to server_root)
- removed mcrypt_version (not relevant to todays php versions)
- replaced session_type with session_handler
- look is now a bit more like setup and eGroupware itself
--> updated header-version to 1.29 forcing everyone to update
- flag in session if it is encrypted to prevent calling the encryption more then once, which stalls the session-content
- egw_session::session_comit() method calls now encrypt() too, as it closes the session, before the destructor is called
- hack to fix PHP Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array, which happens sometime in felamimail under php5.2
- some more docu"
-documenting the needed skripting for the configured aspell path in egw_integration.txt
-re-imported spellcheck (aspell) integration from Jose
-switching aspell integration on in fckconfig.js, as documented in FCKeditor_2.x/Developers_Guide/Configuration/Spell_Checker
- it now also encrypts the egw object and egw_info array, stored in the session
- it no longer encrypts every egw_session::appsession() call, but the
whole array at once when the egw_session object gets destroyed
- mcrypt algo and mode are currently hardcoded to tripledes and ecb, as
we dont have the database connection, when they are needed. You can
add it as egw_info[server][mcrypt_{algo|mode}] in the header.inc.php
- fixed a bug, which let the session grow around 400k(!) each request
- if mcrypt or the selected algo/mode is not availible the session
encryption is switched off automatic, but an error is logged
this should fix the <br type="_moz"> bug.
-added the about button in all egw_config settings, as it enables the user to check the version of the editor
-added the show-blocks button in all egw_config settings, as it enables the user to check the structure elements of his document
+ path with clickable components
+ human readable size, mode, ...
+ mime icon with integrated thumbnail creation
- link widget uses now vfs-mime for it's icons
- thumbnail creation is now switched on with size 32px by default, it can
be switched of by the admin or user, in doing so explicitly
- mime-icons are moved from filemanager to etemplate, as not everyone
installs filemanager
- filemanager has now 3 display modi:
+ Current directory (with subdirs always on top)
+ Subdirs sorted in
+ Files from subdirs (shows recursive all files and you
can click on the path components thanks to new vfs widget)
a hashed directory structure based on the fs_id and not longer on the
path (which can not be recovered, once the filesystem get's corrupt)
--> Make backups (db AND files directory), before attempting the update !!!!!!!!
- the used storage (default filesystem) can be switched via a get-parameter in the url mounted (eg. sqlfs://default/?storage=db)
- please note the current (php5.2.6) problems:
a) retriving files via streams does NOT work for PDO_mysql (bindColum(,,PDO::PARAM_LOB) does NOT work, string returned)
(there's a workaround implemented, but it requires to allocate memory for the whole file!)
b) uploading/writing files > 1M fail on PDOStatement::execute() (setting PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE does NOT help)
(not sure if that's a bug in PDO/PDO_mysql or an accepted limitation)
--> now we need to implement an easy switch in setup to allow admins to use the db backend (does NOT require an directory outside the docroot)
currently you need to use filemanager/cli.php mount"
allowing to set an arbitrary uid, gid and mode for the vfs (like
mounting a dos Filesystem under Linux).
Can be used to mount eg. an upload dir writable only by Admins:
filemanger/cli.php mount --user root_admin --password whatever \
filesystem://dummy/var/www/html/uploads?group=Admins&mode=075 \
/uploads
Please note that you can NOT use filesystem:/something!
Fixed the vfs-classes to deal correctly with get-parameters used as
mount-options.