Concrete5 5.6.3.1 Update Released

“Concrete5 5.6.3.1 this release includes security and bug fixes.”

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Changes Details

Feature Updates

 

• Better mobile support for dashboard (thanks hissy!)
• Improved performance when running concrete5 on a site that uses multiple languages (thanks mlocati.)

Bug Fixes

 

• Fixed Empty Trash removes content NOT in Trash (thanks mlocati)!
• Fixed Can’t move an alias – it moves original page (thanks mlocati!)
• Fixed http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-6-3/unable-to-download-multiple-files-under-some-circumstances/ (Thanks mlocati)!
• Fixed inability to save date picker date in some circumstances (thanks Remo.)
• Fixed inability to upload multiple files in file manager (thanks mlocati!)
• Fixed open_basedir warning error when logging in if open_basedir protection is enabled (thanks NKay)
• Fixed Rich Text Editor “Simple” mode not translated (thanks Remo).
• Fallback to GD library if processing with Imagick fails (thanks mlocati).
• fixed errors that displayed when opening an image that didn’t exist on systems with the Imagick extension installed (thanks mlocati)!
• Fix toolbar not showing on aliased pages when logged in (thanks francz)
• Fixed http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-6-3/apostrophe-problem-in-page-controls/ (thanks mlocati)
• Fixed Google Maps block offset when using coordinates (thanks mlocati)

Security Fixes

 

• Removed incorrect permission checks on file replace that would only check whether user had access to add files (and not replace the particular file.) (thanks Mnkras)
• Removed potential email buffer overflow bug in MySQL.
• Don’t show that a page is pending approval unless they can view the toolbar (thanks Mnkras)
• Removed potential display of broken SQL query when passing arrays as tags to be viewed (note: no SQL injection potential.)
• Removed XSS vulnerability in Open Flash Chart third party library by removing library.
• Removed XSS vulnerability in SecurImage helper files by removing unneeded helper HTML files in third party library

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