Netjuke

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 1.0b13

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VERSION 1.0b13: 2002-05-28 (PST: Vancouver, BC, Canada)


1.  The 1.0b13 upgrade is being released primarily to make the
    netjuke compatible with PHP 4.2 and up. This is a major upgrade
    code-wise, as every single script needed to be seriously
    modified at once. 
    
    NOTE! THE REGULAR 1.0b13 RELEASE IS ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH PHP
    4.1 AND ABOVE. PHP 4.0 USERS MUST GET THE RELEASE LABELED AS
    1.0b13-PHP4.0.
    
    WARNING! AS OF THE NEXT VERSION, THE NETJUKE WILL NOT BE
    COMPATIBLE WITH PHP 4.0.X ANYMORE, DUE TO SOME MAJOR CHANGES
    IN PHP AND THE WAY EXTERNAL VARIABLES ARE HANDLED.
    
    See http://www.php.net/release_4_2_1.php for details (see the
    External Variables paragraph at the bottom).


2.  If you are running b12.2, there is no need to run the upgrade
    process of the installer to move from to b13, because this
    version does not bring any database changes (had enough to do
    for one upgrade). If you are not running b12.2, either install
    b13 from scratch, or go through the the previous upgrades if
    you can (there were some problems with postgres 7.2.1, so you
    might not be able to).


3.  Fixed a date format problem in the Recursive Audio File Finder
    that created problem in Mysql. Thanks to Dan Sully!


4.  Changed the new Postgres sql scripts to use the timestamp data
    type instead of datetime, as postgres 7.2.1 and up do not support
    it any longer. Thanks to Guillermo Schimmel for the heads-up!
    
    This is valid for a fresh install only, which would most likely be
    required for someone moving from postgres 7.1 to 7.2 or 7.3 anyway.


5.  Added 2 new fields in the Random page. Users can now enter a minimum
    and maximum number of seconds that each selected track in the
    generated playlist should be less or greater than.


6.  Added an extra feature to the time search (see quick search).

    Users can still enter a number of seconds (as usual), but can now
    also enter a string starting with > or < followed by a number of
    seconds to find tracks that a greater than or less than the amount
    entered.
    
    Examples:
    - 120 will find tracks equal to 2 minutes, +/- 5 seconds.
    - >120 will find tracks greater than 2 minutes.
    - <120 will find tracks less than 2 minutes.


7.  Added a secure "PHP Info" script in the admin section so that users
    can easily get access to information about their host when they are
    asking for help or troubleshooting.


8.  Upgraded the getid3 3rd-party library to 1.4.1b4.

    See url below for more info:
    http://silisoftware.audioarchive.org/scripts/getID3/getid3.changelog.txt


9.  Upgraded the ADODB 3rd-party library to 2.0.

    See url below for details:
    http://php.weblogs.com/ADOdb/
    




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