[Krang-devel] [ANNOUNCE] Krang 3.12

[Michael P. <mp...@pl...>]

We are pleased to announce the release of Krang 3.12. This is mainly a 
maintenance release with bug fixes and minor new features.

You can obtain the latest release from Source Forge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/krang/files/

This release includes the following changes:

*   Added "--NoStart" option to bin/krang_install when you want to
     install but then later tweek things (like conf/krang.conf) before
     starting the servers. [Michael Peters]
*   Added "--NoDB" option to bin/krang_install for use when you already
     have an existing Krang DB and want a new install to use that.
     [Michael Peters]
*   Added "hostname dictionary" feature to krang.conf so that you can
     specify different values for configuration directives per-hostname.
     This allows multiple machines in a Krang cluster to share the same
     krang.conf file. [Michael Peters]
*   Fix bug in krang_ctl that incorrectly used "sudo" when
     starting/stopping the scheduler. [Michael Peters]
*   Prevent media files from getting spaces (or other forbidden
     characters) in their filenames when bulk-uploaded or added via FTP
     (already forbidden in the web UI). [Michael Peters]
*   Updated accidental limit where publisher couldn't handle story_ids
     over 4194304. [Mike Lampson & Michael Peters]
*   Don't delete temporary expanded XML files when a KDS import fails so
     it can be inspected. [Michael Peters]
*   Fix problem of starting Apache still being attached to the IO of the
     starting terminal making it hang SSH sessions. [Michael Peters]
*   Fix bug of krang_ftpd where the new FTP daemon wasn't always
     detaching itself from the terminal process that started it, thus
     hanging SSH sessions when trying to disconnect.
*   Fixed bug in IE where people randomly lose their session if they are
     doing a lot of publishing and previewing. [Michael Peters]
*   Hitting "Save & Stay" on the "Edit Template" screen now doesn't
     reset the template editor, so you don't lose your place. [Michael
     Peters]
*   Bulk Upload of Media can now handle resizing images with .jpg and
     .jpeg extensions in addition to .png, .gif, and .tiff files. [Brad
     Oaks]

-- 
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP