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A while ago I blogged about some of the internationalization and localization changes in 4.0. One of the things I mentioned is a "Visual Language Editor" which allows you to quickly change any of the verbiage used throughout the suite just by clicking on a word of phrase. Not only is the really useful for those who want to translate the IPS Community Suite into another language, it can also be used to easily change words and phrases as you like (for example if you want a link to say "Register" rather than "Sign up") - it can even be used to rename forums, categories, etc. Before I couldn't show you it in action as we weren't quite ready to show the front-end interface but now here's a video of the feature in action: Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

IP.Board 3.x supports "My Media", which enables you to share other content from within the community by using the "My Media" button on the editor. This results in: IPS GDK for IP.Board 3.2 & 3.3 1.1 Category: IPS Extras Last Updated Mar 28 2013 09:41 AM While this works, it has a few shortcomings: The styling of the block isn't really designed for each type of content it might show Users have to click the My Media button, then browse for the item, when they probably already know the URL they want to link to Not all content types are supported; e.g. you can't use My Media to link to a topic. For developers, implementing support for My Media in other applications was a process involving extension files and multiple methods We wanted to make sharing existing content much easier in IPS4, both for users and developers. "Embeddable content" is our solution. How to use it To embed content from elsewhere in the community, here's a step by step guide: Paste a link to it That's it! When you paste a link to almost any kind of content, whether it's a forum topic, calendar event, gallery album or more, IPS4 will automatically embed a small preview of the content, designed specifically for that content. In order to not disrupt an existing paragraph of text however, the embedded block won't be used if the link is surrounded by text. Embedded content only shows if the link is pasted on its own line, giving users more control over their post. Here's what a post looks like with a few embedded types shown: Embedded content can be used anywhere as you'd expect, including posts and comments, but also status updates, IP.Content articles, and so on. For developers Supporting embedded content in your apps is very easy; your content model simply has to implement IPSContentEmbeddable: class _Topic extends IPSContentItem implements ... IPSContentEmbeddableYour controller then simply looks for an embed request and returns HTML - that's it. Our default blocks also have their own template and CSS file, so theme designers can change the styling on a per-theme basis.Conclusion Our hope is that this easier method of embedding content encourages more cross-posting and highlighting of good content in IPS4. The process is almost wholly automatic, meaning users don't have to think in order to share great content with others. As always, screenshots are from pre-release software and are subject to change before release. Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

One of the most distinctive uses for a forum is that of a 'knowledge community', where users visit in order to get help with a problem or question. Our own Pre-sales forum uses this model, but we also have many customers who run forums that are almost exclusively knowledge-based (such as Roxio and Evernote). IP.Board 3.x introduced the concept of a "Best Answer" flag, allowing topic creators and staff the ability to highlight the reply to a topic that they deem best answers the question. This shows a snippet of the post in green at the top of the topic. Many sites now use this feature, but for IPS4 we wanted to expand the functionality offered for these types of forums. Question & Answer Forums Forums in IPS4 will enable you to set a forum as a "Q&A Forum". This adjusts the forum to be specifically designed for knowledge sharing. Instead of topics and posts, it has questions and answers. On the forum index, the forum will be shown as a Q&A forum with its forum icon (unless you've set a custom forum icon for that forum): Forum View When you enter the forum, instead of the normal topic listing, you see a list of questions: You'll see here that questions that have a best answer are indicated with a green checkbox. You'll also notice that one of the stats on the right hand side is 'votes'. In Q&A forums, questions can be voted up or down by users, in order to give them more visibility. More popular questions will bubble to the top (depending on the age of the question). You can of course still order by more traditional methods, if you wish. Popular questions from the past 30 days are also highlighted at the top of the forum, providing an up-to-date 'knowledgebase' that other users can see. Using our own presales forum as an example, if someone asked a question about an important feature and it was voted highly, other users visiting the forum would see it right at the top, which is great for content visibility and helping users get the answers they're looking for with minimal fuss. Question View Clicking into a question shows an adjusted topic view: The question (i.e. the first post) is shown at the top of the page on all pages, with answers listed below. You'll see that replies can also be voted up and down - in fact, this determines the order in which answers are shown inside the question. Popular answers, as determined by the community, will appear at the top, with worse or incorrect answers being pushed down. This is great for quickly finding the best information for the question at hand; in IP.Board 3.x, all too often a high-quality answer will appear in the middle of a topic and unfortunately go unnoticed by the topic creator or others looking for an answer. You can still sort answers by date, if you prefer. In the screenshot above you can also see the first post is marked as the best answer. "Best Answer" always appears at the top, regardless of its vote count. Question/answer ratings are separate from reputation, so you can of course still "Like" posts even if you don't think they're a good answer to the question. Conclusion So that's the new Q&A feature for IP.Board. We think it'll a big step forward for knowledge-driven communities using IP.Board, or even individual forums in other communities (like our pre-sales forum), helping users find answers to their questions more efficiently, and ultimately making your communities more useful. As always, screenshots are from pre-release software and are subject to change before release. Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/amps-pre-pros-receivers/18964-denon-zone-2-help.html In the "System setup menu" there should be an option for "Zone 2 control," select this. In that menu look for "Zone 2 vol. level," select that. Mine gives the options of 0db, -40db, or variable. You probably have the -40db option selected, change this to variable. Then make sure when you use your remote to press the "Zone 2" button to enable zone 2 volume changes.

http://www.avforums.com/threads/avr-1907-zone-2-woes.529441/ First thing to bear in mind is that only analog sources are output to Zone 2. Make sure the Mode Selector 1 switch on the remote is set to Audio then switch the Mode Selector 2 switch to Zone 2. Press the Zone 2 ON button to switch on Zone 2. Then press one of the function buttons to select your Source e.g CD. You then use the Volume Buttons as normal. The default volume setting is off so just increase the volume up to the level you want.You can also select Zone 2 from the front panel buttons by pressing the Zone 2/Rec Select button. Zone 2 Source will appear on the display and the Zone 2 indicator should light up and then you turn the main function knob to the Input you want to listen to.

SUMMARY cPanel, Inc. has released EasyApache 3.24.18 with PHP versions 5.5.12 and 5.4.28. This release addresses the PHP vulnerability CVE-2014-0185 with the fix to a bug in the FPM package. We encourage all PHP users to upgrade to PHP version 5.5.12 or PHP version 5.4.28. AFFECTED VERSIONS All versions of PHP version 5.5 before 5.5.12. All versions of PHP version 5.4 before 5.4.28. SECURITY RATING The National Vulnerability Database (NIST) has given the following severity ratings to these CVEs: CVE-2014-0185 – MEDIUM PHP 5.5.12 Fixed bug in the FPM package related to CVE-2014-0185. PHP 5.4.28 Fixed bug in the FPM package related to CVE-2014-0185. SOLUTION cPanel, Inc. has released EasyApache 3.24.18 with the updated versions of PHP 5.4 and 5.5 to correct these issues. Unless you have disabled EasyApache updates, EasyApache will include the latest versions of PHP automatically. Run EasyApache to rebuild your profile with the latest version of PHP. REFERENCES http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2014-0185 http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.4.28 http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.5.12 For the PGP-signed message, see EA-CVE-3-24-18-Signed. View the full article

cPanel & WHM software version 11.38 has reached End of Life. In accordance with our EOL policy [http://go.cpanel.net/longtermsupport],11.38 will continue functioning on servers. The last release of cPanel & WHM 11.38, 11.38.2.23, will remain on our mirrors indefinitely. You may continue using this last release, but no further updates, such as security fixes and installations, will be provided for 11.38. Older releases of cPanel & WHM 11.38 will be removed from our mirrors. We strongly recommend that all customers migrate any existing installations of cPanel & WHM 11.38 to a newer version (either 11.40 or 11.42). If your server setup complicates the process of migrating to a newer version of cPanel & WHM (for example, an out-of-date operating system), then cPanel is here to help. Simply open a support ticket at https://tickets.cpanel.net/submit so that our knowledgeable support team can provide recommendations, migration assistance, and more. About cPanel, Inc. Since 1997, cPanel, Inc. has been a leading innovator and developer of control panel software for the web hosting industry. cPanel builds software that allows web host professionals to transform standalone servers into fully automated, point-and-click web hosting platforms. cPanel-licensed software allows server and website owners, along with resellers and developers, to optimize their technical resources and replace tedious shell-oriented tasks with dynamic, intuitive web-based interfaces. For more information, visit http://cpanel.net. For the PGP-signed message, see 11.38.EOL. View the full article

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http://www.mcbsys.com/techblog/2009/12/group-policy-in-a-mixed-windows-xp-windows-7-environment/

Click Start, type regedit in the Start Search box, and then press ENTER. Locate and then right-click the following registry subkey:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System Point to New, and then click DWORD Value. Type EnableLinkedConnections, and then press ENTER. Right-click EnableLinkedConnections, and then click Modify. In the Value data box, type 1, and then click OK. Exit Registry Editor, and then restart the computer.

We are releasing patches for IP.Board 3.3.x, IP.Board 3.4.x and IP.Nexus 1.5.x to address three potential file inclusion issues recently reported to us, as well as one cross site scripting issue reported to us. It has been brought to our attention that certain PHP configurations allow for a potential file inclusion security issue through some of our files intended to be run from the command line. We are releasing patches today to resolve this issue. Additionally, it has been brought to our attention that through social engineering it is possible to direct a user to a page which can trigger an XSS (cross site scripting) attach. We are also releasing a patch today to resolve this issue. To apply the patch Simply download the attached zip for your IP.Board version and upload the files to your forum server. You do not need to run any scripts or the upgrade system. The attached zip files also include the patch for IP.Nexus, if you are using IP.Nexus. IP.Board 3.3.x 3.3.x.zip 28.75KB 140 downloads IP.Board 3.4.x 3.4.x.zip 31.31KB 1420 downloads If you are an IPS Community in the Cloud client running IP.Board 3.3 or above, no further action is necessary as we have already automatically patched your account. If you are using a version older than IP.Board 3.3, you should contact support to upgrade. If you install or upgrade to IP.Board 3.4.6 or IP.Nexus 1.5.9 after the date and time of this post, no further action is necessary as we have already updated the main download zips. We extend our thanks to sijad ( http://community.invisionpower.com/user/194954-sijad/ ) for notifying us of the file inclusion issue privately and promptly. We extend our thanks to Christian Schneider (@cschneider4711) (http://www.christian-schneider.net/) for notifying us of the cross site scripting issue as well. View the full article

One of IPS Community Suite 4's main goals was to overhaul the user interface. We wanted to go further than just a few cosmetic changes to the theme, we wanted to examine each part of the user interface and see what could be improved. The community suite has a lot of functionality and there's a lot of tools that we all use regularly so we felt that any improvements on these common areas would be very welcomed. I'd like to focus on such a change in IP.Downloads. IP.Downloads has always had version control. Essentially, this allows you to upload new versions and keep a historical record of the older versions. You can read change logs and even download older versions where allowed. Let's take a look at how IP.Board 3 does it currently: Although there's nothing particularly wrong with this form, we can see that it mixes up the ability to upload a new version with the general file settings such as title and description. The end result is a bit confusing and a little intimidating the first few times you use it. The section to add your change log is a little lost in the file information block. Now lets take a look at how IPS Community Suite 4 handles this: The first step is to enable download revisions for this category inside the Admin CP. Now that this has been enabled, lets navigate to the "File Actions" menu to upload a new version. This loads the "Upload a new version form". As you can see, it's very clean, very easy to follow and isn't cluttered with settings and text fields that you aren't interested in editing. Once you've uploaded your new version, you can see what's new on the file listing page. You can even view previous change logs and the download link without leaving the page. Conclusion As this blog entry shows, IPS Community Suite 4 is really focused on making real improvements to everyday interfaces. We believe that these changes are very important to modernise the suite and to make it as easy to use as possible. Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

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Effective moderation features are essential for online communities. Forums, blog entries and member-to-member messaging are particularly attractive for spam bots and nuisance users alike. IPS Social Suite has always been best in class when it comes to moderation features with features like the free IPS Spam Service that are completely unmatched by other web applications. Over this series of 5 blog entries I'm going to introduce you to some of the new moderation features in the IPS Community Suite 4.0. Part 1: Setting up moderators Part 2: Approval Queue Part 3: Reports Part 4: Effective Moderation Part 5: Warnings Introduction A lot of what I'm going to cover in this blog entry is similar to the warning system in 3.x which was recently overhauled. Since warnings and moderations are such an important aspect of running a community though, I wanted to reintroduce the system, showing off the new UI for 4.0 and highlighting some of the tweaks that have been made. The warnings system in the IPS Community Suite is point-based. When issuing a warning to a member, you select a reason, and each reason is tied to a number of points, and then when a member reaches a certain number of points, an action (such as to ban them from the site) is taken. This is the setup page for reasons - I've set up each one to give one point which is never removed. For each reason, I can choose if moderators can override that or not: This is the setup page for actions: I've set up a number of actions so that the following flow happens: On the first warning, nothing happens (it's a verbal warning only) On the second warning, all posts the user makes for the next day will need to be approved by a moderator. On the third warning, the user will be banned for one day and all posts the user makes for the next week will need to be approved by a moderator. On the fourth warning, the user will be banned for a week. On the fifth warning, the user will be permanently banned. You can control whether members can see their previous warnings or not. Moderator Permissions For each moderator you can control is they can see, issue and revoke warnings, and control how often they can give warnings: Viewing Warnings You will be able to see the current warning points for a member from their hover card (which shows whenever you hover your mouse over their name throughout the suite) and can see the details in their profile. Clicking on a warning brings up the details which show a link to the content the user posted which prompted the warning, the notes both for the member and for other moderators, and lists the actions taken (points given, if the member was suspended, etc.): In addition, when viewing content (posts, comments, etc.) if that post prompted a warning, this will be shown to moderators: Issuing Warnings When issuing a warning, selecting a reason will automatically fill in the number of points and actions to take based on the number of points the member already has (these can be changed if the administrator has allowed it). You can clearly see the pre-defined actions for each point level on the right. You can optionally add notes, both a note for the member and for other moderators. Acknowledging Warnings You can optionally set the system so that members have to acknowledge a warning before they can post again. When this is the case, the member will se a message on every page: Viewing the warning details will have a button allowing the member to acknowledge the warning: Even if you do not require warnings to be specifically acknowledged - members who have restrictions applied to their account (are on moderator queue, are restricted from posting or are banned) can clearly see this and the reason why. For example, this is what a member who is on moderator queue sees when making a comment: Revoking Warnings A new feature in 4.0 is that warnings can be revoked. You can reverse all the actions of the warning, or just delete the record of it: Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

I can distinctly remember 5 years ago reading a blog entry on this site about the "personal conversations" feature in IP.Board 3.0, which we were working on at the time. Up until then, the messenger system in community software and other websites was much like email - you sent one message at a time, with little continuity between messages. We were one of the first, on the entire of the web, to introduce what we called "personal conversations" - a sort of "private topic" between invited members - it was a really exciting idea back then. For 4.0, we wanted to really focus on the experience of using the messenger - making it super fast and easy to compose, navigate and participate in conversations. Starting a conversation When browsing the site, you'll see a messenger icon at the top of every screen just like you do now. When hitting the "Compose Now" button inside though, the form to send your message will appear as a modal window, and when you send, it will disappear again with no page reload. This makes it incredibly fast and easy to send a message from wherever you are, without interrupting your flow. You can also send a message to a specific member by hovering over their name wherever you see it on the site and clicking the "Send Message" button in the hover card that shows. Browsing conversations We've completely redesigned the main messenger pages. You now see a (infinitely scrolling) list of all your messages on the left-side. Clicking on any message opens it up in the main pane. All the common actions are enhanced with AJAX so you can open a conversation, add a user and reply all really quickly. Mobile We've not forgotten about mobile devices! The new responsive design in IPS 4.0 means the whole messenger works and looks great whether you're on a desktop or on your phone. Summary We recognise that when members send a new message, it is often as a response to content read in all areas of the suite. You can now send messages in place without disrupting your flow. We have improved all aspects of sending, receiving and managing messages and are confident these changes will make communicating with other members in private simpler and faster. Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

The site eGullet.org was literally the first client of Invision Power Services when our company was founded over 12 years ago. Steven Shaw, along with his partner, stepped up and supported IPS in its first days and stayed with us all these years. They were our first paying client, our first hosting client, and often the first to get early betas of our releases. It was with great sadness that I read today of the passing of Steven Shaw. Steven was a friend and mentor to me personally. He advised me as IPS grew, provided valuable feedback, was our first attorney, and was always on board to hear out ideas. My first trip to New York City, my first cruise, and many great dining ideas were all based around his friendly advice. He honored me with a copy of his book when it was released. And of course he introduced me to the joys of Julia Child by shipping me some old recordings of her show. Steven Shaw will be missed. I personally am in debt to his generosity and advice over the years as is IPS as a company. View the full article View the full article

cPanel Security Team: Heartbleed Vulnerability Heartbleed is a serious vulnerability in OpenSSL 1.0.1 through 1.0.1f. This vulnerability allows an attacker to read 64 kilobyte chunks of memory from from servers and clients that connect using SSL through a flaw in the OpenSSL’s implementation of the heartbeat extension. What does this mean for cPanel servers? cPanel & WHM does not provide any copies of the OpenSSL library. The daemons and applications shipped with cPanel & WHM link to the version of OpenSSL provided by the core operating system. RedHat 6, CentOS 6, and CloudLinux 6 provided vulnerable versions of OpenSSL 1.0.1. All three distros have published patched versions of their OpenSSL 1.0.1 RPMs to their mirrors. To update any affected servers, run “yum update” to install the patched version of OpenSSL and restart all SSL-enabled services or reboot the system. You can ensure you are updated by running the following command: # rpm -q --changelog openssl | grep -B 1 CVE-2014-0160 * Mon Apr 07 2014 Tomáš Mráz 1.0.1e-16.7 - fix CVE-2014-0160 - information disclosure in TLS heartbeat extension You should see the information noting the fix to CVE-2014-0160. RHEL/CentOS 5 servers, which are using the OpenSSL 0.9.8 RPM included in the official OS repositories, are not vulnerable to the Heartbleed issue since they are using an older version of OpenSSL that never contained this vulnerability. What steps do I need to take as an Admin/root of our servers running cPanel & WHM? Once the RPM of OpenSSL has been updated you should reset all certificates via the Manage Service SSL Certificates interface in WHM. Home » Service Configuration » Manage Service SSL Certificates You will need to click the ‘Reset Certificate’ link for each service: FTP, Exim, cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service, and Dovecot or Courier Mail Server. You should also check the SSL certificates in the Manage SSL Hosts interface of WHM. Home » SSL/TLS » Manage SSL Hosts Many Certificate Authorities are helping their customers regenerate SSL certificates at no cost. This may vary and your Certificate Authority should be contacted prior to any actions to ensure the proper procedures are followed. Do we need to reset our passwords and regenerate our private and public keys on the server? Due to the nature of the vulnerability it is impossible to know what other information, including private keys, passwords, and session ID’s, has been compromised. The attack occurs before a full connection to your server has been made, leaving no indications in any logs that an attack has occurred. It is recommended that you regenerate all SSH keys and reset all passwords across the server. View the full article

Some sites make use of multiple calendars to help differentiate what type of events are being contributed to the community. You might have a staff calendar that allows staff members to add events and a community calendar for the rest of your users. Or you may have a holidays calendar as well as a gaming "raids" calendar on your community. Individual calendars are a form of categorization in IP.Calendar, and we wanted to bring some enhancements to them in the 4.0 Community Suite. Colors You will now be able to specify colors for each calendar you create. The software will automatically suggest a new unique color each time you create a new calendar with several pre-determined colors to start with (and then falling over to randomly chosen colors if you happen to create enough calendars to use these defaults up), but you are able to specify any color you wish for any calendar you create. (As an aside for developers - you can easily implement similar "color" fields in your own forms using the form helper class IPSHelpersFormColor) Merged view If you are familiar with the current iteration of IP.Calendar, you might be wondering what good implementing calendar colors actually does. After all, the software does not show events from different calendars mixed together right? As of 4.0, IP.Calendar does indeed support a merged-calendar view. In fact, it is the default in IP.Calendar. Your users will see all events from all calendars (that they have permission to view) merged into one view, but can click a menu at the top of the page to filter by calendar if they so desire. They will see events from all calendars merged together When viewing an event the calendar it has been saved to is of course indicated here as well. The merged calendars model is supported for all of the major views in IP.Calendar: the monthly view, the weekly view, the daily view...and the new "event stream" view which we will talk about in a future blog entry (shhh). Conclusion We feel these minor changes makes Calendar more intuitive, and especially makes handling multiple calendars within your IP.Calendar installation more practical and useful. We hope you find working with multiple calendars to be easier and clearer with these changes, and we hope you find new ways to make use of the multiple calendar support present in IP.Calendar as a result of the merged views and better calendar differentiation. Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

limiting per member group, you would do this <if test="IPSMember::isInGroup($this->memberData, array(1,2,3,4) )">{parse ad}</if> IPSMember::isInGroup checks secondary group permissions

wrap the {parse advertisement='x'} in an IF statement on your board index template Example <if test="in_array($this->request['f'], array(1,2,3,4))">{parse ad}</if> Replace the 1,2,3,4 with the ID's in the array should the the forum(s) you do NOT want the ad to display. Do this for each ad

SUMMARY cPanel, Inc. has released EasyApache 3.24.15 with FCGI version 2.3.9 and PHP versions 5.5.10 and 5.4.27. This release addresses the FCGI vulnerability CVE-2013-4365 with fixes to a possible heap buffer overwrite issue, and the PHP vulnerability CVE-2013-7345 with fixes to bugs in the fileinfo module. We encourage all FCGI users to upgrade to FCGI version 2.3.9, and all PHP users to upgrade toPHP version 5.5.11 or PHP version 5.4.27. AFFECTED VERSIONS All versions of FCGI versions before 2.3.9. SECURITY RATING The National Vulnerability Database (NIST) has given the following severity ratings to these CVEs: CVE-2013-4365 – MEDIUM FCGI 2.3.9 Fixed a possible heap buffer overwrite issue related to CVE-2013-4365. AFFECTED VERSIONS All versions of PHP version 5.5 before 5.5.11. All versions of PHP version 5.4 before 5.4.27. SECURITY RATING The National Vulnerability Database (NIST) has given the following severity ratings to these CVEs: CVE-2013-7345 – MEDIUM PHP 5.5.11 Fixed bug in the file info module related to CVE-2013-7345. PHP 5.4.27 Fixed bug in the file info module related to CVE-2013-7345. SOLUTION cPanel, Inc. has released EasyApache 3.24.15 with FCGI version 3.2.9, and the updated versions of PHP 5.4 and 5.5 to correct these issues. Unless you have disabled EasyApache updates, EasyApache will include the latest versions of FCGI and PHP automatically. Run EasyApache to rebuild your profile with the latest version of FCGI and PHP. REFERENCES http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2013-4365 http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2013-7345 https://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/mod_fcgid/CHANGES-FCGID http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.4.27 http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.5.11 For the PGP-signed message, see EA3 CVE 3-24-15-signed. View the full article

The end of Microsoft® FrontPage® Extensions installations on cPanel & WHM servers is quickly approaching. FrontPage support has already been removed in EasyApache version 3.24.1 and up and cPanel & WHM will be FrontPage-free by version 11.46, which is currently slated for a Fall 2014 release. cPanel & WHM version 11.44 (scheduled for a Summer 2014 release) will introduce an easy way to remove FrontPage, in preparation for our discontinued support. In WHM’s Uninstall FrontPage Extensions interface (Home >> FrontPage >> Uninstall FrontPage Extensions), an Uninstall FrontPage For All Users option will allow customers to remove FrontPage from all user accounts and their server simultaneously. After implementing this new option, related features will no longer be available, the server will ignore related settings and, most importantly, customers will not be able to reactivate FrontPage. FrontPage support will be discontinued entirely in cPanel & WHM version 11.46. System administrators will not be able to upgrade servers to 11.46 until FrontPage has been removed. View the full article

Copying Settings Sometimes you need to change the same setting across multiple categories. For example, let's say up until now I've not allowed comments on files and now I want to enable it for most categories. In IP.Downloads for 3.x, I'd have to go into each category one by one and toggle the setting on. In 4.x, when editing a category, each setting has a "Copy" button next to it, when opens a window asking which categories to copy that setting value to, so I can make the change to one category and then copy it to others (or all) quickly. This feature is also available when editing things in other applications, such as forums in IP.Board or products in IP.Nexus. New Settings We've moved some settings which were previously global settings into per-category settings to give you even greater control over your community: "Require approval of comments" "Log all downloads" and "Prune download logs" - we also added a new per-category setting: "Allow file submitter to view log?" "Allowed file extensions" (this used to be managed using complicated "Mime Type Masks" - now you can just provide the extensions which are allowed in that category, or allow any file type). "Enable versioning control" and "Number of revisions to keep" Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article

Copying Settings Sometimes you need to change the same setting across multiple categories. For example, let's say up until now I've not allowed comments on files and now I want to enable it for most categories. In IP.Downloads for 3.x, I'd have to go into each category one by one and toggle the setting on. In 4.x, when editing a category, each setting has a "Copy" button next to it, when opens a window asking which categories to copy that setting value to, so I can make the change to one category and then copy it to others (or all) quickly. This feature is also available when editing things in other applications, such as forums in IP.Board or products in IP.Nexus. New Settings We've moved some settings which were previously global settings into per-category settings to give you even greater control over your community: "Require approval of comments" "Log all downloads" and "Prune download logs" - we also added a new per-category setting: "Allow file submitter to view log?" "Allowed file extensions" (this used to be managed using complicated "Mime Type Masks" - now you can just provide the extensions which are allowed in that category, or allow any file type). "Enable versioning control" and "Number of revisions to keep" Attached Thumbnails View the full article View the full article