| 2571786c | 18-May-2017 |
LarsDW223 <lars_paulsen@web.de> |
always redirect to correct section
Across workflow 'show - sectionedit - save/cancel' explicitly transmit header id to the server. So the server can always redirect to the correct section even if he
always redirect to correct section
Across workflow 'show - sectionedit - save/cancel' explicitly transmit header id to the server. So the server can always redirect to the correct section even if headings have the same name. Fixes #1364.
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| b216b154 | 12-May-2017 |
Andreas Gohr <andi@splitbrain.org> |
use dataprovider in password tests
This fixes a problem with those tests in the most recent version of phpunit. I thought it was caused by the use of the deprecated var keyword, but some other weird
use dataprovider in password tests
This fixes a problem with those tests in the most recent version of phpunit. I thought it was caused by the use of the deprecated var keyword, but some other weirdness was going on. This way it's more proper anyway.
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| dd865c4c | 08-Apr-2017 |
Max-Julian Pogner <max-julian@pogner.at> |
PassHash.class.php: in case of brcrypt, use the most recent variant $2y$
This change breaks compatibility with php 5.3.7, but a standing requirement for at least php 5.6 is declared in composer.json
PassHash.class.php: in case of brcrypt, use the most recent variant $2y$
This change breaks compatibility with php 5.3.7, but a standing requirement for at least php 5.6 is declared in composer.json.
If the php documentation is to be believed, this change increases security against pass-the-hash type attacks. (I do not have the knowledge to assess the security differences between $2a$ and $2y$).
As a Sidenote: htpasswd shipped with apache2 2.4.10 (and probably, other versions), when used with the -B (=bcrypt) option, produces hashes marked with $2y$.
Nonewithstanding the actual support or non-support of $2a$ by the apache2 'AuthUserFile' directive, the apache 2.4 documentation only asserts support for the $2y$ bcrypt variant. Therefore, this commit would make it possible for dokuwiki and apache2 basic authentication to share the same password file, in the case when bcrypt is used.
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