There have been two changes related to the Cuyahoga SVN repository:

• The main location has changed from https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cuyahoga to https://cuyahoga.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cuyahoga. This was changed because of the new SourceForge naming scheme for Subversion. If you want to do a fresh checkout of the trunk, get it at https://cuyahoga.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cuyahoga/trunk.
  
• There is now a branch for the upcoming 1.5.0 version. This branch was created to make a clean 1.5.0 version without the unfinished content abstraction stuff. This work can continue at the trunk while the 1.5.0 release is prepared in the branch. The branch is located at https://cuyahoga.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cuyahoga/branches/1.5.0.

Btw, the 1.5.0 version is code-complete. Only testing and packaging to do. Anybody willing to help can checkout the 1.5.0 branch and give it a test-drive. Any issues found can be posted in Jira.

Just before the first major new release of Cuyahoga we released an update for Cuyahoga 1.0. The main reason for this release is a security issue that was found in FCKeditor where it was possible for unauthorized users to upload files.
Many thanks to Dieu Quan for mentioning the issue.

A complete overview of the fixes can be found in the Release notes. You can download the source or binary packages from here.

To just fix the FCKeditor security issue, get this Web.config file and place it in the /Support/FCKeditor/editor/filemanager/ directory of your web site. This Web.config file ensures that only authenticated users with the Administrator or Editor role can view and upload files with FCKeditor.

It's highly recommended to upgrade to the new version or apply the Web.config fix!

I wish everyone a great 2007. Hopefully this year will bring a lot of good stuff!

Last year, it has been a little quiet, but that doesn't mean that nothing has happened. We're very close to a new release for the .NET 2.0 framework that includes a new solid base infrastructure, new modules and bug fixes.

After the next release, we're shifting up the gears! This is going to be possible because I quit my daytime job and we (me and a former co-worker) are starting our own software company right now. Our main activity will be general .NET development and consultancy, but we're also going to spend serious effort in Cuyahoga development.

About a year ago, Steen Rabol started with a Forum module. It was a welcome addition especially because MySQL and Postgres users can't use the non-official YetAnotherForum module. Due to time constraints he wasn't able to continue his work, but fortunately, Patrick Gahan was willing to continue.

The latest version that Patrick contributed is now in SVN and will be included in the next official release. If you want to try it, check out https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cuyahoga/trunk/Cuyahoga.Modules.Forum.

It's still in the early stages, but you can get a nice idea of what it is going to be. Any feedback is highly appreciated.

Thanks to Steen Rabol and Patrick Gahan!

Finally, some official action! I know, it has been way too long that there has been some news, but that doesn't mean nothing has happened.

The Cuyahoga version in the SVN trunk is now fully XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant. This was something I wanted to do for a long time, and since the move to .NET 2.0 it became a real possibility. The main reason to choose XHTML 1.0 Transitional and not XHTML 1.1 is the fact that FCKEditor only supports XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

It would be great if some brave souls could give it a little test drive. The latest version can be downloaded with any Subversion client from https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/cuyahoga/trunk.

Also FCKEditor has been upgraded to the latest version (2.3.2)