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[jirafeau.git] / CHANGELOG.md

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 1. Backup your Jirafeau installation!
 2. Block access to Jirafeau
 
 1. Backup your Jirafeau installation!
 2. Block access to Jirafeau

-3. Checkout the new version with Git using the [tagged release](https://gitlab.com/mojo42/Jirafeau/tags)
+3. Checkout the new version with Git using the [tagged release](https://gitlab.com/jirafeau/Jirafeau/tags)

    * If you have installed Jirafeau just by uploading files on your server, you can download the desired version, overwrite/remove all files and chown/chmod files if needed. Keep a backup of your local configuration file tough.
 4. With you browser, go to your Jirafeau root page
 5. Follow the installation wizard, it should propose you the same data folder or even update automatically
 6. Check your `/lib/config.local.php` and compare it with the `/lib/config.original.php` to see if new configuration items are available. If a new item is missing in your `config.local.php`, this may trigger some errors as Jirafeau may expect to have them.
 
    * If you have installed Jirafeau just by uploading files on your server, you can download the desired version, overwrite/remove all files and chown/chmod files if needed. Keep a backup of your local configuration file tough.
 4. With you browser, go to your Jirafeau root page
 5. Follow the installation wizard, it should propose you the same data folder or even update automatically
 6. Check your `/lib/config.local.php` and compare it with the `/lib/config.original.php` to see if new configuration items are available. If a new item is missing in your `config.local.php`, this may trigger some errors as Jirafeau may expect to have them.
 

+# version 4.6.0 (not yet released)
+
+- New configuration options for allowing to require, check or generate file download passwords
+- Re-implemented server side encryption using PHP's `Sodium` extension (the formerly used `mcrypt` extension is deprecated)
+- Keep and show basic download stats
+- Removed Lighttpd's `mod_usertrack` from Docker config
+- Added `<meta name="viewport"…` to template header to support responsive themes
+- Removed usage of deprecated `strftime()` function
+- Few more little fixes
+- Typo and spelling mistakes
+
+New configuration items:
+- `download_password_requirement`, `download_password_gen_len`, `download_password_gen_chars`, `download_password_policy` and `download_password_policy_regex` for configuring file download passwords
+- `admin_ip` for limiting access to the admin interface to certain IP addresses
+- `admin_http_auth_user` is now an array (the possibility to use a string is preserved for backward compatibility)
+

 # version 4.5.0
 
 - Even more new translation, thanks a lot to all contributors!
 # version 4.5.0
 
 - Even more new translation, thanks a lot to all contributors!


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 New configuration items:
 - `max_upload_chunk_size_bytes` option
 
 New configuration items:
 - `max_upload_chunk_size_bytes` option

-- `dark_tyle` option
+- `dark_style` option

 - Defaulting `file_hash` option from `md5` to `random`
 
 # version 4.4.0
 - Defaulting `file_hash` option from `md5` to `random`
 
 # version 4.4.0