CppCMS Releases
Version 0.0.8
Released: 2011-01-13
Security Bugs:
- Fixed AES backend: invalid redundancy test
Bugs:
- Fixed urlencode for characters above 127.
Version 0.0.7
Released: 2010-09-16
Security Bugs:
- Fixed Hmac backend: generation of signature with too small block size
Version 0.0.6
Released: 2010-04-17
Bugs:
- Fixed: crashes when using aes cookies encryption on multi-core systems.
Version 0.0.5
Released: 2010-01-11
Security Bugs:
- Workaround of CgiCC bug that may cause process shutdown in case of huge POST requests - DoS.
- Fixed generation of session ids that could create session ids with very low entropy -- guessable SID.
Bugs:
- Fixed: incorrect update of "exposed" session values, when renewing session life time.
- Fixed: bug that prevent using FastCGI/SCGI over TCP.
- Fixed: build fault when using
--boost-suffix
configure option - Fixed: incorrect generation of status headers in case of errors.
- Fixed: build issues with
gcc-4.4.1
- Fixed: various issues with for Intel Compiler support.
Improvements:
- Removed all unnecessary classes from views -- compilation time speedup up to 3.2 times (of views)
Version 0.0.4
Released: 2009-02-20
- Embedded system configuration support
- Identifiers like
$1
are deprecated
Version 0.0.3
Released: 2009-02-09
- Forms API cleanup
- Fixed configuration with latest autoconf/automake
- gcc 4.3 compilation fixes
- Added an option to disable gzip compression
- Changed manual output control to flush all headers on request
- Fixed incorrect use of
readdir_r
withdirent
on Solaris that caused crash - Added an option for manual output stream control
- Changed
cppcms_make_key
now written in C instead of unportable bash/od - Fixed -- widgets are default constructable
- Added help to templates compiler, BSD bugfix
- Now session timeout is preserved withing session.
- Added "notriggers" to store cache functions as well
- Fixed incorrect triggers behavior in
cache_iface
.
Version 0.0.2
Released: 2009-01-15
First Stable Release
Version 0.0.1b
Released: 2008-07-10
First Beta Release