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  1. PHP TIL: The 'opcache_enabled' (true/false) property in PHP's opcache_get_status() function does not refer to the enabled status of the opcache ... instead it refers to the status of the shm_cache, because what else. (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)

    In other news: It's my pleasure to announce #feber 1.4.1! :D

    Thanks to Clemens Lenhart for catching the regression (note that it affects only some environments), and to the pros at github.com/php/php-src/issues/ for demystifying the wonders of PHP for laypeople like me. o/

  2. PHP TIL: The 'opcache_enabled' (true/false) property in PHP's opcache_get_status() function does not refer to the enabled status of the opcache ... instead it refers to the status of the shm_cache, because what else. (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)

    In other news: It's my pleasure to announce #feber 1.4.1! :D

    Thanks to Clemens Lenhart for catching the regression (note that it affects only some environments), and to the pros at github.com/php/php-src/issues/ for demystifying the wonders of PHP for laypeople like me. o/

  3. PHP TIL: The 'opcache_enabled' (true/false) property in PHP's opcache_get_status() function does not refer to the enabled status of the opcache ... instead it refers to the status of the shm_cache, because what else. (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)

    In other news: It's my pleasure to announce #feber 1.4.1! :D

    Thanks to Clemens Lenhart for catching the regression (note that it affects only some environments), and to the pros at github.com/php/php-src/issues/ for demystifying the wonders of PHP for laypeople like me. o/

  4. PHP TIL: The 'opcache_enabled' (true/false) property in PHP's opcache_get_status() function does not refer to the enabled status of the opcache ... instead it refers to the status of the shm_cache, because what else. (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)

    In other news: It's my pleasure to announce #feber 1.4.1! :D

    Thanks to Clemens Lenhart for catching the regression (note that it affects only some environments), and to the pros at github.com/php/php-src/issues/ for demystifying the wonders of PHP for laypeople like me. o/

  5. PHP TIL: The 'opcache_enabled' (true/false) property in PHP's opcache_get_status() function does not refer to the enabled status of the opcache ... instead it refers to the status of the shm_cache, because what else. (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)

    In other news: It's my pleasure to announce #feber 1.4.1! :D

    Thanks to Clemens Lenhart for catching the regression (note that it affects only some environments), and to the pros at github.com/php/php-src/issues/ for demystifying the wonders of PHP for laypeople like me. o/

  6. Important update for all Feber¹ calendar users:

    Version 1.3.1 patches two critical security issues (and introduces additional tightening of some security-related settings) – the update is already available through Yunohost and from the website, and I strongly recommend updating!

    A big thank you to 0ffheal, who found and responsibly disclosed these issues to me (with a fantastically detailed report, I might add)! ٩(◕‿◕。)۶

    Additionally, if you're updating from the website (or in a few days from Yunohost), you'll also get version 1.4.1 already – notably including an extended system requirements check/wizard, and a badge that informs users of the available date range during event creation (see screenshot).

    Additional thanks go to @sorenpeter and owlpower for 1.4.0 feature intel, Clemens Lenhart for 1.4.0 regression intel and testing, as well as Amir Abdelhedi for a timely review & merge of the critical 1.3.1 security patch on Yunohost. Thank you so much everyone! <3

    ¹ Feber is a simple, self-hostable group calendar I released in 2024: simonrepp.com/feber/ – It is mostly done but I still have a smol roadmap that I'm working on whenever I find some free time for it •ᴗ•

    #feber

  7. Important update for all Feber¹ calendar users:

    Version 1.3.1 patches two critical security issues (and introduces additional tightening of some security-related settings) – the update is already available through Yunohost and from the website, and I strongly recommend updating!

    A big thank you to 0ffheal, who found and responsibly disclosed these issues to me (with a fantastically detailed report, I might add)! ٩(◕‿◕。)۶

    Additionally, if you're updating from the website (or in a few days from Yunohost), you'll also get version 1.4.1 already – notably including an extended system requirements check/wizard, and a badge that informs users of the available date range during event creation (see screenshot).

    Additional thanks go to @sorenpeter and owlpower for 1.4.0 feature intel, Clemens Lenhart for 1.4.0 regression intel and testing, as well as Amir Abdelhedi for a timely review & merge of the critical 1.3.1 security patch on Yunohost. Thank you so much everyone! <3

    ¹ Feber is a simple, self-hostable group calendar I released in 2024: simonrepp.com/feber/ – It is mostly done but I still have a smol roadmap that I'm working on whenever I find some free time for it •ᴗ•

    #feber

  8. Important update for all Feber¹ calendar users:

    Version 1.3.1 patches two critical security issues (and introduces additional tightening of some security-related settings) – the update is already available through Yunohost and from the website, and I strongly recommend updating!

    A big thank you to 0ffheal, who found and responsibly disclosed these issues to me (with a fantastically detailed report, I might add)! ٩(◕‿◕。)۶

    Additionally, if you're updating from the website (or in a few days from Yunohost), you'll also get version 1.4.1 already – notably including an extended system requirements check/wizard, and a badge that informs users of the available date range during event creation (see screenshot).

    Additional thanks go to @sorenpeter and owlpower for 1.4.0 feature intel, Clemens Lenhart for 1.4.0 regression intel and testing, as well as Amir Abdelhedi for a timely review & merge of the critical 1.3.1 security patch on Yunohost. Thank you so much everyone! <3

    ¹ Feber is a simple, self-hostable group calendar I released in 2024: simonrepp.com/feber/ – It is mostly done but I still have a smol roadmap that I'm working on whenever I find some free time for it •ᴗ•

    #feber

  9. Important update for all Feber¹ calendar users:

    Version 1.3.1 patches two critical security issues (and introduces additional tightening of some security-related settings) – the update is already available through Yunohost and from the website, and I strongly recommend updating!

    A big thank you to 0ffheal, who found and responsibly disclosed these issues to me (with a fantastically detailed report, I might add)! ٩(◕‿◕。)۶

    Additionally, if you're updating from the website (or in a few days from Yunohost), you'll also get version 1.4.1 already – notably including an extended system requirements check/wizard, and a badge that informs users of the available date range during event creation (see screenshot).

    Additional thanks go to @sorenpeter and owlpower for 1.4.0 feature intel, Clemens Lenhart for 1.4.0 regression intel and testing, as well as Amir Abdelhedi for a timely review & merge of the critical 1.3.1 security patch on Yunohost. Thank you so much everyone! <3

    ¹ Feber is a simple, self-hostable group calendar I released in 2024: simonrepp.com/feber/ – It is mostly done but I still have a smol roadmap that I'm working on whenever I find some free time for it •ᴗ•

    #feber

  10. Important update for all Feber¹ calendar users:

    Version 1.3.1 patches two critical security issues (and introduces additional tightening of some security-related settings) – the update is already available through Yunohost and from the website, and I strongly recommend updating!

    A big thank you to 0ffheal, who found and responsibly disclosed these issues to me (with a fantastically detailed report, I might add)! ٩(◕‿◕。)۶

    Additionally, if you're updating from the website (or in a few days from Yunohost), you'll also get version 1.4.1 already – notably including an extended system requirements check/wizard, and a badge that informs users of the available date range during event creation (see screenshot).

    Additional thanks go to @sorenpeter and owlpower for 1.4.0 feature intel, Clemens Lenhart for 1.4.0 regression intel and testing, as well as Amir Abdelhedi for a timely review & merge of the critical 1.3.1 security patch on Yunohost. Thank you so much everyone! <3

    ¹ Feber is a simple, self-hostable group calendar I released in 2024: simonrepp.com/feber/ – It is mostly done but I still have a smol roadmap that I'm working on whenever I find some free time for it •ᴗ•

    #feber

  11. @freebliss In #feber, how did you get the demo to allow public viewing without the odd login key? We'd like to use feber for a public calendar of group events that chosen people can edit, but some folks are unhappy with the un-memorable URL GET parameter for anonymous viewers.

  12. @freebliss In #feber, how did you get the demo to allow public viewing without the odd login key? We'd like to use feber for a public calendar of group events that chosen people can edit, but some folks are unhappy with the un-memorable URL GET parameter for anonymous viewers.

  13. @freebliss In #feber, how did you get the demo to allow public viewing without the odd login key? We'd like to use feber for a public calendar of group events that chosen people can edit, but some folks are unhappy with the un-memorable URL GET parameter for anonymous viewers.

  14. @freebliss In #feber, how did you get the demo to allow public viewing without the odd login key? We'd like to use feber for a public calendar of group events that chosen people can edit, but some folks are unhappy with the un-memorable URL GET parameter for anonymous viewers.

  15. @freebliss In #feber, how did you get the demo to allow public viewing without the odd login key? We'd like to use feber for a public calendar of group events that chosen people can edit, but some folks are unhappy with the un-memorable URL GET parameter for anonymous viewers.

  16. ... und wieder ein neuer monat ...

    ... and yet another new month ...

    #februar #feber #february

  17. ... und wieder ein neuer monat ...

    ... and yet another new month ...

    #februar #feber #february

  18. ... und wieder ein neuer monat ...

    ... and yet another new month ...

    #februar #feber #february

  19. ... und wieder ein neuer monat ...

    ... and yet another new month ...

    #februar #feber #february

  20. @SpringXiaoyu
    Wie sieht dein Usecase genau aus? Wenn Personen eine Ressource buchen sollen, dann geht das mit #Feber von @freebliss Die Rechnung müsstest du anderswo schreiben.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  21. @SpringXiaoyu
    Wie sieht dein Usecase genau aus? Wenn Personen eine Ressource buchen sollen, dann geht das mit #Feber von @freebliss Die Rechnung müsstest du anderswo schreiben.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  22. @SpringXiaoyu
    Wie sieht dein Usecase genau aus? Wenn Personen eine Ressource buchen sollen, dann geht das mit #Feber von @freebliss Die Rechnung müsstest du anderswo schreiben.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  23. @SpringXiaoyu
    Wie sieht dein Usecase genau aus? Wenn Personen eine Ressource buchen sollen, dann geht das mit #Feber von @freebliss Die Rechnung müsstest du anderswo schreiben.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  24. @SpringXiaoyu
    Wie sieht dein Usecase genau aus? Wenn Personen eine Ressource buchen sollen, dann geht das mit #Feber von @freebliss Die Rechnung müsstest du anderswo schreiben.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  25. ... und wieder ein neuer monat ...

    ... and yet again another new month ...

    #februar #feber #February

  26. ... und wieder ein neuer monat ...

    ... and yet again another new month ...

    #februar #feber #February

  27. Minirelease for Feber (a simple, self-hostable, portable group calendar): 1.3.0 \o/

    Although #feber does not support multiple calendars per installation, it can easily be installed multiple times under a single domain (simply copy the installation files into multiple subdirectories), and this release is all about officially supporting this by isolating the (php) sessions across different calendars (which previously was not the case). Many thanks to Thom for communicating this usecase and issue to me!

    Also included in this release are some tweaks and use of gender neutral language ("account" rather than "user") for the french translations (thank you @CyberSaloperie!), which I'd like to extend to the other locales (and internal translation keys etc.) when I finally get to it. :)

    Website: simonrepp.com/feber/

    Repository on codeberg: codeberg.org/simonrepp/feber/

  28. Minirelease for Feber (a simple, self-hostable, portable group calendar): 1.3.0 \o/

    Although #feber does not support multiple calendars per installation, it can easily be installed multiple times under a single domain (simply copy the installation files into multiple subdirectories), and this release is all about officially supporting this by isolating the (php) sessions across different calendars (which previously was not the case). Many thanks to Thom for communicating this usecase and issue to me!

    Also included in this release are some tweaks and use of gender neutral language ("account" rather than "user") for the french translations (thank you @CyberSaloperie!), which I'd like to extend to the other locales (and internal translation keys etc.) when I finally get to it. :)

    Website: simonrepp.com/feber/

    Repository on codeberg: codeberg.org/simonrepp/feber/

  29. Minirelease for Feber (a simple, self-hostable, portable group calendar): 1.3.0 \o/

    Although #feber does not support multiple calendars per installation, it can easily be installed multiple times under a single domain (simply copy the installation files into multiple subdirectories), and this release is all about officially supporting this by isolating the (php) sessions across different calendars (which previously was not the case). Many thanks to Thom for communicating this usecase and issue to me!

    Also included in this release are some tweaks and use of gender neutral language ("account" rather than "user") for the french translations (thank you @CyberSaloperie!), which I'd like to extend to the other locales (and internal translation keys etc.) when I finally get to it. :)

    Website: simonrepp.com/feber/

    Repository on codeberg: codeberg.org/simonrepp/feber/

  30. Minirelease for Feber (a simple, self-hostable, portable group calendar): 1.3.0 \o/

    Although #feber does not support multiple calendars per installation, it can easily be installed multiple times under a single domain (simply copy the installation files into multiple subdirectories), and this release is all about officially supporting this by isolating the (php) sessions across different calendars (which previously was not the case). Many thanks to Thom for communicating this usecase and issue to me!

    Also included in this release are some tweaks and use of gender neutral language ("account" rather than "user") for the french translations (thank you @CyberSaloperie!), which I'd like to extend to the other locales (and internal translation keys etc.) when I finally get to it. :)

    Website: simonrepp.com/feber/

    Repository on codeberg: codeberg.org/simonrepp/feber/

  31. Minirelease for Feber (a simple, self-hostable, portable group calendar): 1.3.0 \o/

    Although #feber does not support multiple calendars per installation, it can easily be installed multiple times under a single domain (simply copy the installation files into multiple subdirectories), and this release is all about officially supporting this by isolating the (php) sessions across different calendars (which previously was not the case). Many thanks to Thom for communicating this usecase and issue to me!

    Also included in this release are some tweaks and use of gender neutral language ("account" rather than "user") for the french translations (thank you @CyberSaloperie!), which I'd like to extend to the other locales (and internal translation keys etc.) when I finally get to it. :)

    Website: simonrepp.com/feber/

    Repository on codeberg: codeberg.org/simonrepp/feber/

  32. Franz staunt: 16:00-17:00 #Donnerstag 16. #Jänner 2025 "die grosse Frage"

    5-8 jährige über Gott&die Welt - und viele Antworten...
    pfarre-nepomuk.at/wp/franz-sta

    Wertschätzungsbeitrag. Und Kaffee für junggebliebene Erwachsene. In Kooperation zB mit der JuKi. Platzvorreservierung zur kompakteren Planung, gern erwünscht

    Wo: Bruno-Marek-Allee 11 in 1020, um/vor dem Öffi-Tunnel zum 20.Bezirk

    Blöd!Sinn? 18-35j. am #Dienstag 11. #Feber 2025, 18:30 in selbigen Kollektiv vom Ort, zB:
    pfarre-nepomuk.at/wp/bloedsinn

  33. @StephanMatthiesen
    #Feber ist ein einfacher Gruppenkalender. Für drei Räume müsstest du aber eine Konvention festlegen, wie sie in einem Kalender eingetragen werden können.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  34. @StephanMatthiesen
    #Feber ist ein einfacher Gruppenkalender. Für drei Räume müsstest du aber eine Konvention festlegen, wie sie in einem Kalender eingetragen werden können.
    simonrepp.com/feber/

  35. @StephanMatthiesen
    #Feber ist ein einfacher Gruppenkalender. Für drei Räume müsstest du aber eine Konvention festlegen, wie sie in einem Kalender eingetragen werden können.
    simonrepp.com/feber/