The SSL constant was used to denote LDAP over TLS/SSL. In fact both STARTTLS and LDAPS use encrypted TLS/SSL communication
w/ STARTTLS upgrading a plain text connection and LDAPS using a separate port. Thus speaking of SSL only for LDAPS and TLS only for STARTTLS
is not correct.
Module config permission and application config permission have to be separeted.
Application config related permissions were added beneath config/application and module
related config permissions will be config/modules for now.
refs #8720
Module config permission and application config permission have to be separeted.
Application config related permissions will be added beneath config/application and module
related config permissions will be added beneath config/modules.
refs #8720
Module config permission and application config permission have to be separeted.
Application config related permissions will be added beneath config/application and module
related config permissions will be added beneath config/modules.
refs #8720
Module config permission and application config permission have to be separeted.
Application config related permissions will be added beneath config/application and module
related config permissions will be added beneath config/modules.
refs #8720
Module config permission and application config permission have to be separeted.
Application config related permissions will be added beneath config/application and module
related config permissions will be added beneath config/modules.
refs #8720
We must not rely on the server time minus an offset for the last update of the menu
to trigger an immediate update of the menu because the server time may be behind the current time.
fixes#8694
jQuery is not available here because JavaScript is loaded after the content.
This was no problem before because the logout action was submitted using XHR and thus having JavaScript.
refs #8626
I did not adjust the DateTimePicker element as the sent format is
controlled by the useragent due to either the datetime-local input
type or a javascript datetimepicker. (which does not exist yet, though)
Mentioning the RFC 3339 format such a picker expects is very likely
going to lead to confusion on an end user's side otherwise.
refs #7947
Johannes Meyer
Eric Lippmann