Next-20240924

This is a minor bugfix release.

• Fix edituser and editgdpuser on python3
• Minor editgdpuser usage help corrections

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Main-20240924

This is a minor bugfix release.

• Fix edituser and editgdpuser on python3
• Minor editgdpuser usage help corrections

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Stable-20240924

This is a minor bugfix release.

• Fix edituser and editgdpuser on python3
• Minor editgdpuser usage help corrections

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Next-20240917

This is a feature and bugfix release.

• Fix conf parser exception with ftps passive ports conf value on unexpected format
• Fix for Jupyter integration with OpenID Connect auth sessions
• Extended log validation support in unit tests
• Expose more OpenStack Cloud integration in conf generator
• Fix a number of python3 string encoding issues in OpenStack Cloud integration
• Expose permanent freeze option in conf generator
• Adjust dnspython dependency version to avoid a security issue (CVE-2023-29483)
• Increased unit test coverage

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Main-20240917

This is a feature and bugfix release.

• Fix conf parser exception with ftps passive ports conf value on unexpected format
• Fix for Jupyter integration with OpenID Connect auth sessions
• Extended log validation support in unit tests
• Expose more OpenStack Cloud integration in conf generator
• Fix a number of python3 string encoding issues in OpenStack Cloud integration
• Expose permanent freeze option in conf generator
• Adjust dnspython dependency version to avoid a security issue (CVE-2023-29483)
• Increased unit test coverage

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Stable-20240917

This is a feature and bugfix release.

• Fix conf parser exception with ftps passive ports conf value on unexpected format
• Fix for Jupyter integration with OpenID Connect auth sessions
• Extended log validation support in unit tests
• Expose more OpenStack Cloud integration in conf generator
• Fix a number of python3 string encoding issues in OpenStack Cloud integration
• Expose permanent freeze option in conf generator
• Adjust dnspython dependency version to avoid a security issue (CVE-2023-29483)
• Increased unit test coverage

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Next-20240808

This is a bugfix release.

• Address error in Files show/dclick (#101) by improved Apache user ID rewrite rule robustness.

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Main-20240808

This is a bugfix release.

• Address error in Files show/dclick (#101) by improved Apache user ID rewrite rule robustness.

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Stable-20240808

This is a bugfix release.

• Address error in Files show/dclick (#101) by improved Apache user ID rewrite rule robustness.

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.

Next-20240807

This is a bugfix release.

• Implemented tighter URL checks and error handling in OpenID 2.0 service to prevent open redirection for certain crafted URLs
  Thanks to Kasper Karlsson, Omegapoint for reporting the finding.

Note: the Stable-YYYYMMDD release series specifically refers to the master branch, which is strictly in lock-step with the old SourceForge repo and being phased out. The matching Main-YYYYMMDD and Next-YYYYMMDD releases refer to the corresponding edge and experimental branches used in production - despite the somewhat misleading branch names. Thus, we recommend using Main for python2 and Next for python3 deployments.