ironing our pants into the universe

Months passed, reality checked in, and I have come to the unfortunate conclusion that the AGPL was not for me. As of version 2.0.4, sux0r is now GPL software. Those who want to keep it AGPL are free to fork 2.0.3 or below. (Cue the tumbleweeds of no one cares).

The other big change in this version is that I refactored the code. It should now be easier for other programmers to understand what is going on; or at least easier for me to explain if ever anyone asks (Hello world?)

Other changes:

• Added JavaScript menus
• Fixed a bug that was preventing login using WAMP
• Fixed a search highlighting bug
• Fixed a bug where Smarty would crash if an apostrophe was in $title of widget()
• Added the ability to permanently delete a user
• Removed redundant security checks from several modules
• Updated symbionts: htmLawed 1.1.7.2
• Optimizations and bugfixes that came along with the refactoring initiative

Bust a move!

The short and sweet version: I spent the last 2 months working on a video publishing intranet site which used sux0r as the initial framework.

As I am currently the only author of sux0r, the site in question is re-licensed as GPL; not AGPL. This implies that access to the code is at the discretion of the client and myself; not the users.

In the process of developing the aforementioned web application, I encountered caveats and learned lessons while trying to use sux0r to do rapid application development.

Sux0r 2.0.2 is, therefore, a back-port of applicable changes I feel would make life easier if ever I need to do this again. Oh, and bugfixes, of course.

TODO:  Dual license sux0r under both the GPL + AGPL, so I don't have to explain myself again.