* Create create-htaccess.php
This file generates a .htaccess file that contains all necessary
code for it.
This is needed because some hosts do not either unzip hidden files
or neither GitHub puts that file inside the zips.
* Delete .htaccess
* Add required code for creating htaccess
* Add support for both iis and apache
* Delete web.config
* Rename create-htaccess.php to create-server-config.php
* Rename file links for create-server-config.php
* Last nitpick :)
In 184247c4ab (#99) jquery.timeago was updated from version 1.6.1 to 1.6.7.
This changed the default value for allowFuture, which is responsible for restricting whether a date in the future would be shown e.g. as "3 days ago" or "3 days from now".
In order to handle multiple subscription types using the same tables
some changes from the schema as implemented by PR #1 are needed.
A typeID field will be the indicator for which type of notification
to use. Additional notification types must be assinged unique
typeIDs. Assigned typeID for now are:
- 1 = Telegram
- 2 = email
- Initial HTML template used to generate HTML emails when status
notifications is sent to subscribers.
TODO: Should probably be located in a different directory
structure
- Mailer class for mail handler
- Notification class for all notifications
- Parsedown class for implenting support for Markdown when adding new
incidents #8.
- Removes not needed re-translation of statuses. These fails to be
translated due to index.php calling config.php after performing
the translation. See #64 for details
- Amend SQL query to use named fields to prevent potential failure
in future upgrades if table should change.
- Made functions from ./telegram.php into a class and moved to
classes/telegram.php
- Renamed check.php to telegram_check.php to make it easier to
understand what the file belongs to.
- SESSIONS used to control if user is logged on or not
- Telegram users will be identified as typeID = 2 in the
subscribers table.
This implements the following new classes
- mailer.php Class to handle smtp/mail related tasks. This implements
support for PHPMailer()
- notification.php Class to handle notification to subscribers.
- subscriber.php Class to handle the self-managment of subscribers.
- subscriptions.php Class to handle subscription to services for
subscribers.
This external library adds functions to encode and decode email
addresses using extended utf-8 character sets. Example
examlpe@bånnibøtta.no
The library is written as simple functions rather than a class.
Original code at https://github.com/IgorVBelousov/php_idn
In preparation for adding subscription notification a number of
new configuration options has been added. These are as follows:
- SUBSCRIBE_EMAIL : True/False to allow email subscription
- SUBSCRIBE_TELEGRAM : True/False to allow Telegram
subscription
- GOOGLE_RECAPTCHA : True/False to enable reCapthca for
e-mail signup form
- GOOGLE_RECAPTCHA_SITEKEY : Google reCaptcha sitekey
- GOOGLE_RECAPTCHA_SECRET : Google reCaptcha secret
- PHP_MAILER : True/False to allow the use of PHPMailer()
library for emails.
- PHP_MAILER_PATH: Path to where PHPMailer() class is
located on the system
- PHP_MAILER_SMTP : True/False if SMTP is to be used with
PHPmailer(). Default will be mail().
- PHP_MAILER_HOST : SMTP Host to use if PHP_MAILER_SMTP
is enabled.
- PHP_MAILER_PORT : SMTP Port
- PHP_MAILER_SECURE : tls/ssl option for PHPMailer()
- PHP_MAILER_USER : Username for SMTP
- PHP_MAILER_PASS : Password for SMTP
