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- what was this conflict
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- also genpass.pl didn't need a newline when priting
argon2id hash
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- the cookie last 1 year and is set upon login
- deleted when pressing "Disconnect" button
- updated the config.mk and Makefile for COOKIES_DIR variable
- camel-cased the subroutines. I like it that way, it stands out more
compared to variables
- reinserted some vars back into link-tmpl.cgi, it wasn't making sense
to have them in gpigeon-template.cgi
- no more 'Unknown' link asker in the links table: if the string is a valid
email address, we link to the file in the table.
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- now installing should be as simple as running 'make'
- the customizations and defaults goes in config.mk
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- also renamed gpigeon.css -> styles.css. more standard
- utf-8 rules. other charset can't defeat him.
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- MIT is a bit too permissive (see Tannenbaum and Intel Management Engine)
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- Text strings are now regrouped in an hash, less insane
than an array.
- I searched a bit in terms of password saving methods and
Argon2 seemed pretty good. So now we use it.
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- for info, you see this page when the gpigeon form has been
submitted and the mail server successfully sent you the encrypted message.
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- less french strings
- better indentation
- h1 tag is not in the form tag now
- removed the style tag in head since its moved to
gpigeon.css stylesheet.
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"Succesfull deletion" => "Successful removal"
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Now warning and strict module doesn't complain, and my web server error log
is cleaner. IMO, it has a nice effect to give a clearer idea of
what the conditional tries to achieve there.
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So the server error.log doesn't complain.
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- Fixed the bug when the page was displaying in plain text after generating a link. My tired ass last night didn't think to print to the gpg_form filehandle.
- Fixed the bug when not all the text was written in the link file (the gpg form as I call it). reason: see above.
- Fixed the 'if ($HAS_MAILSERVER)' check. now it makes more sense.
- Fixed the bug when the link user was marked as 'Unknown' in the table but in the l/xxxx.cgi file it was there. Reverted code and it works now, it grep the right line and fill the $nongpg_user var with the right info.
- Fixed a bug where '0x' was inserted before the $mymail_gpgid variable in the generation of the gpg form. '0x1234' would become '0x0x1234' in the generated form. It's okay now.
- Fixed various syntax errors.
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We don't need the sub print_smtp_method. We can pass the args directly, we are
just printing text one time. No need for a sub.
Also fixed indeting here and there
cleared HTML_CSS and HTML_CHARSET variable
The characters limiting code for the message form should work good now. I
setted it to a default of 3000 maxium characters.
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- sed commands to change the HAS_MAILSERVER value.
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- The print_smtp_method sub has been added and behavior depends on the
HAS_MAILSERVER variable value. If 0 we assume the admin has no
mailserver available locally so we use Net:SMTPS and external server. If 1, we switch to Mail::Sendmail.
- We renamed some variables so they make more sense now.
- Text strings are translated from Baguette to Shakespeare. it was time.
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so i remember my lazy bum
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Also don't need cgi-carp. need to uncomment if needed for debugging.
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La commande avec sha256sum avait besoin d'être pipé dans cut
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On trouve une manière native de faire le checksum, yay.
Il faut utiliser 'printf' et non 'echo' !
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On ajoute les fichiers. On normalise le nom des icônes en favicon.ico puis on
met la notif de suppression des fichiers au-dessus du tableau, plus pratique
si il y a BEAUCOUP de liens créés.
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