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tagged by Art Cancro
on Sat Jan 8 16:18:09 2022 -0500
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Version 944 release
Art Cancro (26):
It's 2022 ... updating all of the copyright notices in webcit-ng
randomString() is now always the same length and always begins with
"ctdl_"
The "reply" function in webcit-ng now correctly replaces the editor div
with the final rendered version of the message that came back from the server.
It looks nice.
Set up a proper favicon.ico in both webcit-classic and webcit-ng with a
version of the Citadel logo in it
minor comment change
Removed some comments
ssl error handling
Message date/time is now sent to the browser in unix timestamp format and
converted to a displayable date/time in the local timezone by the browser.
The current local date and time now displays in the message entry div.
Cleaned up the editor-div-replacement thing
ReplyQuoted works now.
I went looking for something in the text client, and was reminded how
absolutely rubbish my coding style was in the late 1980s. I did a few bits of
cleanup but most of that code ought to be rewritten. The good news is that
unlike WebCit, I believe we can redo the text client in place over a period of
time.
the crufty code, it stings...
More of me not being able to look at code without poking around changing
everything to C99 style comments
When checking to see whether we have to rebind a new key and/or
certificate, the stored "previous value" is now the sum of the existing key
*and* certificate modification times. This causes a rebind to occur if either
file's modification time is touched. It does not matter if this rolls over on
32-bit systems because we are only checking to see if the value changed, not
for any particular date comparison.
I was checking something in serv_user.c and just couldn't help myself --
style cleanup
While hunting for an internet address bug, cleaning up more style.
random acts of style cleanup
ssl_ctx = SSL_CTX_new(SSLv23_server_method()) instead of using a
temporary variable f or the server method. (Changed in Citadel Server, WebCit
Classic, and WebCit-NG)
Removed the local implementation of snprintf() and vsnprintf() that we
hacked in two decades ago to work around broken or missing system libraries.
Not needed anymore.
removed some unused variables
Significant cleanup of the code that generates a self-signed certificate.
There is no need to keep the CSR around so we don't do that anymore. The
remainder of the code contains only what is needed; the rest I had copied from
OpenSSL example code 20 years ago and never looked at again.
When a new certificate is installed, allocate a new ssl_ctx and bind to
it; then wait a moment before freeing the old one to let any in-progress binds
complete.
New ctx change semantics in WebCit-classic
New ctx change semantics in WebCit-NG
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