[Linpha-cvs] SF.net SVN: linpha: [4792] trunk/linpha2/docs/dev/TODO.txt

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Revision: 4792
          http://linpha.svn.sourceforge.net/linpha/?rev=4792&view=rev
Author:   bzrudi
Date:     2007-11-10 07:08:06 -0800 (Sat, 10 Nov 2007)

Log Message:
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"minor updates
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Modified Paths:
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    trunk/linpha2/docs/dev/TODO.txt

Modified: trunk/linpha2/docs/dev/TODO.txt
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--- trunk/linpha2/docs/dev/TODO.txt	2007-11-10 15:07:15 UTC (rev 4791)
+++ trunk/linpha2/docs/dev/TODO.txt	2007-11-10 15:08:06 UTC (rev 4792)
@@ -49,10 +49,8 @@
       setting sys_style_image_useeffects in all places where used
   
 - Installer
+    - OSX testing
     - define final installer behaviour
-    - user have to delete var/sql/config.sql.php before another installation can continue ?
-        -> otherwise it would be possible to overwrite the current installation, (and to delete cache folders)
-    - DONT add feature to drop tables if they already exists
     - add Usage link after installation has been successfully finished
     - dont create tables which start with plugins_ automatically
       provide plugin interface to create such tables while activating plugin
@@ -130,6 +128,11 @@
       so, what to do? i would like to have the linpha logger enabled by default... -> no too dangerous
   
 - Installer:   
+    - user have to delete var/sql/config.sql.php before another installation can continue ?
+        -> otherwise it would be possible to overwrite the current installation, 
+        (and to delete cache folders) - fixed, as user has to remove whole 
+        /install folder (bzrudi) 
+    - DONT add feature to drop tables if they already exists
     - should we really delete the content of the cache folders?
     - what if the user specify wrongly the album folder as the cache folder...??
     - what if a hacker gets access to the install and specify '/' as cache folder...??


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