Append info on PHP_OS in the template of `admin/maintenance_env.php` and in `include/functions.inc.php` -> `send_piwigo_infos()`
Detection works by checking if PHP is running on Linux then check if PID2 is kthreadd
Kthreadd is useless in a container so PID2 should not exist of be another process
If unable to read /proc/2/sched for some reason, assume a SELinux restriction and that PHP is not running in a container
`is_in_container()` doesn't differentiate between VMs or bare metal, it only check if PHP is running in a containerized environement via tools like docker or podman
Adds logic to detect when an API key is about to expire and sends a notification email to the user if the key expires within 7 days and no recent notification was sent. Introduces a new 'last_notified_on' column to the user_auth_keys table to track notification timing.
Introduced a new format_date function that uses IntlDateFormatter for proper internationalization when available, falling back to the legacy implementation otherwise. The previous format_date function was renamed to format_date_legacy.
Added support for bulk comment validation and deletion with updated confirmation messages and translations. Improved modal dialog behavior, including keyboard accessibility and button visibility. Updated CSS for consistent button styling across themes. Fixed author name display for guest comments.
Replaces legacy PHP comment management with a new interface for listing, filtering, selecting, validating, and deleting user comments. Updates templates and CSS for a modern, interactive experience, adds advanced filters, selection mode, and modal comment viewing. Removes obsolete server-side logic from comments.php and introduces new api methods for comment actions.
* fetch block of 10k rows from activity table instead of 500. It's not much slower and may avoid many loops to generate 100 lines of output aggregated lines.
* no need to perform a slow query to count the total number of filtered rows, we can just detect if there are more rows to aggregate to know if we have reached the last page.
* parse details only if we're on a new output key (which is discutable, but we use details only on new output line creation)
* Add an action filter and a date filter.
* Additional filters on a specific object (photo/album/group) are available from their dedicated administration page.
* Performances of the page was improved : instead of loading 100k lines in activity table, we loop on 500 activity lines until 100 aggregated lines are found for the current page.
...and improve profile JS. Replaces can_manage_api_key() with connected_with_pwg_ui() to ensure API key management is only allowed from UI logins, and sets 'connected_with' in session during auto-login. Refactors profile.js to respect canUpdatePreferences and canUpdatePassword, moves user state initialization to template, and improves preference reset/default logic. Also adjusts script loading and minor UI details in profile.tpl.
- Added API key get, creation, editing, and revocation methods.
- Updated the profile template to include API key management features.
- Updated the database schema to support the new API key system, including additional fields for key management.
- Added client-side JavaScript functionality to handle API key operations and display responses.
- Update tools/htm.ws with the new way to authenticate.
- Restriction of certain api methods when used with an api key
- Backward compatibility with older apps
create new theme standard pages with tpl, css, js and images
update backend to handle pages
add config use_standard_pages
on update set config to false, on install set config to true
add standard pages to no be ingored in git
The previous way worked fine with the redirect, adding a html added an extra step for users. The access denied page was only supposed to be used for pages that we don't have access to once connected
When a password activation or reset link is generated, the link expiry time is now defined in two conf: $conf[’password_reset_duration‘] with a default time of one hour and $conf[’password_activation_duration‘] with a default time of 72 hours.
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