BugTrack/2520 Remove spaces between heading text and dagger

[pukiwiki/pukiwiki.git] / UPDATING.en.txt

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 PukiWiki UPDATING
-$Id: UPDATING.en.txt,v 1.2 2006/06/03 07:10:11 henoheno Exp $
+
+
+CHANGES
+=======
+
+See description at PukiWiki-official
+https://pukiwiki.osdn.jp/?PukiWiki/Download
+
 
 
 INCOMPATIBILITY INFORMATION BETWEEN RELEASES
 ============================================
 
+PukiWiki 1.5.2: Incompatibility from PukiWiki 1.5.1
+
+   1. CSS file "skin/pukiwiki.css.php" has been renamed to "skin/pukiwiki.css".
+      (See BugTrack/2448, BugTrack/2367)
+
+
+PukiWiki 1.5.1: Incompatibility from PukiWiki 1.5.0
+
+   1. Default authentication method from AUTH_TYPE_BASIC to
+      AUTY_TYPE_FORM.
+      (See PukiWiki/Authentication)
+
+
+PukiWiki 1.5.0: Incompatibility from PukiWiki 1.4.7_notb
+
+    Nothing
+
+
+PukiWiki 1.4.7_notb: Incompatibility from PukiWiki 1.4.7
+
+   1. TrackBack implimentation and 'referer' function had been removed.
+      (See BugTrack2/62)
+
+
 PukiWiki 1.4.7: Incompatibility from PukiWiki 1.4.6
 
    1. Default value of administrator's password ($adminpass) had been changed
      from "pass" to "(A string never authenticatable)"
-       * Password for PukiWiki 1.4.6 is usable for 1.4.7
+       * Password for PukiWiki 1.4.6 is also usable for 1.4.7
        * Password format had been changed from 1.4.6 (See BugTrack/709)
 
    2. The implementation of "OS command execution after write" had been
      changed from "with a global variable($update_exec)" to "with a
      constant(PKWK_UPDATE_EXEC)" for security reason
 
-      If someone tricks you into using malicious plugin, that can rewrite
-      $update_exec dynamically, there will be a vulnerability called
-      "OS command injection".
+      If someone tricks you into using malicious (but obfuscated) plugin,
+      that can simply rewrite $update_exec, to do something nasty.
+      (a vulnerability called "OS command injection")
 
    3. Default contents: Page "FormatRule" had been renamed to
      "FormattingRules" to show text-formatting-rules with edit plugin