[imp] further issues
Spiro Harvey, Knossos Networks Ltd
spiro at knossos.net.nz
Wed May 28 04:48:26 UTC 2008
> ...because IMP has a [server][token] setting that determines the
> lifetime of tokens that protect against XSS attacks. Look at the IMP
> setup page on the 'server' tab.
adding these into my imp/conf.php fixed the problem.
$conf['server']['cache_folders'] = true;
$conf['server']['token_lifetime'] = 1800;
$conf['server']['cachejs'] = 'none';
$conf['server']['cachecss'] = 'none';
I have configured my horde install so that the admin stuff is
accessible. it's a pain in the neck to display it all again, and given
that horde seems to crap its pants when I so much as look at it askew, I
find it best to leave well alone.
If the token is a new feature, then it should have been mentioned in the
upgrade notes. If it's not a new feature, then why did Imp work before
without these settings enabled?
I prefer to be able to control Imp (and horde) through the config files
directly. Am I going to be forced to go into the GUI admin with each
update just to see what new undocumented features have been added, or is
it reasonable to expect a list of these features and config settings in
the upgrade notes?
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Spiro Harvey Knossos Networks Ltd
021-295-1923 www.knossos.net.nz
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