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phpBB 2.0.14 Released! (1 Serious BugFix)

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  Old  phpBB 2.0.14 Released! (1 Serious BugFix)

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Originally Posted by PHPBB.COM
Hi everyone,

phpBB Group announces the release of phpBB 2.0.15, the "summer needs to be hot" release. This release addresses some bugfixes and addressing some security issues, one being serious. With this release the admin re-authentication security feature from phpBB Olympus has been backported to the 2.0.x branch too.

To fix the serious issue, please apply the following code changes:

In includes/bbcode.php

Find:
Code:

{
global $lang, $bbcode_tpl;


After, add:
Code:

$text = preg_replace('#(script|about|applet|activex|chrome ):#is', "\\1:", $text);


Find:
Code:

*/
function make_clickable($text)
{


After, Add:
Code:

$text = preg_replace('#(script|about|applet|activex|chrome ):#is', "\\1:", $text);


It is highly recommended to apply the complete update though.

Language authors please note that one language variable has been added too.

As with all new releases we urge you to update as soon as possible. You can of course find this download available on our downloads page. As per usual three packages are available to simplify your update.


* Full Package
Contains entire phpBB2 source and English language package
* Changed Files Only
Contains only those files changed from previous versions of phpBB. Please note this archive contains changed files for each previous release
* Patch Files
Contains patch compatible patches from the previous versions of phpBB.


Select whichever package is most suitable for you.

Please ensure you read the INSTALL and README documents in docs/ before proceeding with installation or updates!.

What has changed in this release?

The changelog (contained within this release) is as follows:


* Fixed moderator status removal in groupcp.php
* Removed newlines after ?> on some files - Thoul
* Added admin re-authentication (admin needs to login seperatly to access the ACP) - backported from Olympus
* Fixed vulnerability in url/bbcode handling functions - PapaDos and Paul/Zhen-Xjell from CastleCops
* Fixed issue in admin/admin_forums.php
* Suppressed warning message for fsockopen in /includes/smtp.php - Thoul
* Fixed bug in admin/admin_smilies.php (admin is able to add empty smilies) - Exy
* Adjusted documents to reflect the urgent need to update the files too (not only running the database update script)
* Updated the readme file
* Added one new language variable
* Added general error if accessing profile for a non-existent user
* Changed session id generation to be more unique - Henno Joosep
* Fixed bug in highlight code to escape characters correctly
* Reversed the 2.0.14 fix for postgresql because it produced more problems than it solves.
* Added reference to article written by R45 about case-sensitivity in postgreSQL to the readme file
* Fixed bypassing of validate_username on registration - Yen
* Empty url/img bbcodes no longer get parsed

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Does anyone actually use phpbb anymore? I would never run the risk of using that software, maybe for a personal/hobby site but not for a business. It's just not a stable and secure piece of software imo.

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I agree Robson, I also don't like the feel of it. phpBB is used for many large forums although I am seeing less and less as the days go by.

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Originally Posted by Robson
Does anyone actually use phpbb anymore? I would never run the risk of using that software, maybe for a personal/hobby site but not for a business. It's just not a stable and secure piece of software imo.
i still use it on one of my sites. but thats only because the site requires the phpbb system.

lots of people still use it. its a good peice of software imho ive just moved onto vb.

one thing it has over alot of other systems is its skinning system. i find this alot easier to use than vb or ipb systems.

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