We're excited today to release Habari 0.6.4! This is an update to our 0.6.3 release. The primary changes enhance security and work around changes made to PHP.
Full release notes are available on our wiki here: Release 0.6.4
All users are encouraged to back up their database and upgrade to this latest release. It can be downloaded from here.
Sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed time and energy into continuing to make ...
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We're excited today to release Habari 0.6.3! This is an update to our 0.6.2 release, and enables users of particular (newly popular) versions of PHP to install and use Habari. Also included are some permission-related security fixes.
All users are encouraged to back up their database and upgrade to this latest release. It can be downloaded from here.
Sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed time and energy into continuing to make Habari ...
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Today we are pleased to release Habari 0.6.2, the latest update to our 0.6 release. This is a modest update which fixes two potential security vulnerabilities. All users are encouraged to update.
Special thanks go to Sebastian Bergmann for identifying the vulnerability with the installation process, and our own Geoffrey Snedders for identifying and fixing a cross site forgery request! See the 0.6.2 release notes for full details of the fixes.
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We're excited today to release Habari 0.6.1! This is a minor update to our 0.6 release, and fixes a fairly substantial number of bugs. Also included is improved PostgresSQL support. All users are encouraged to back up their database and upgrade to this latest release.
Sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed time and energy into continuing to make Habari the success that it is. The Habari community continues to expand, and bring ...
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The Habari Community is on the move. In order to provide more stability for HabariProject.org, we're moving our site to new servers. This will not only increase our uptime, but also allow us to be more open with access to various aspects of the server. Openness is one of the core values of the Habari Community and having more involvement from the community with maintenance, features, and development on the servers will help the project ...
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