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CHANGELOG.txt in AES encryption 5

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  1. 8.2 CHANGELOG.txt
  2. 6 CHANGELOG.txt
  3. 7 CHANGELOG.txt
; $Id $

5.x-1.2 -> 6.x-1.3
 * Ported the module to Drupal 6.
 * AES no longer alerts the user about a missing key if the user does not have the administer aes permission. This alert is now also logged in the watchdog.
 * Fixed a bug which caused AES encrypted passwords to be created even when this feature was turned off if an existing account was given a new password.

5.x-1.1 -> 5.x-1.2
 * Fixed a faulty use of preg_match which caused a warning in PHP 5.2.x.
 * A users encrypted password is now deleted along with the user.
 * Removed a redundant write to file when saving a key using the file storage method.
 * Fixed the anonymous account receiving an encrypted password in some situations.
 * Removed an unused menu item.

5.x-1.0 -> 5.x-1.1
 * Added option to use 192 or 256 bit versions of the Rijndael algorithms.
 * Drupals database abstraction layer is now used properly.
 * Added (untested) support for Windows.
 * AES-encrypted passwords are now stored separately in their own table instead of replacing the MD5 passwords in the users table.
 * Added option to show the decrypted password on another page.
 * Plus some other minor changes.

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  1. ; $Id $

  2. 

  3. 5.x-1.2 -> 6.x-1.3

  4.  * Ported the module to Drupal 6.

  5.  * AES no longer alerts the user about a missing key if the user does not have the administer aes permission. This alert is now also logged in the watchdog.

  6.  * Fixed a bug which caused AES encrypted passwords to be created even when this feature was turned off if an existing account was given a new password.

  7. 

  8. 5.x-1.1 -> 5.x-1.2

  9.  * Fixed a faulty use of preg_match which caused a warning in PHP 5.2.x.

  10.  * A users encrypted password is now deleted along with the user.

  11.  * Removed a redundant write to file when saving a key using the file storage method.

  12.  * Fixed the anonymous account receiving an encrypted password in some situations.

  13.  * Removed an unused menu item.

  14. 

  15. 5.x-1.0 -> 5.x-1.1

  16.  * Added option to use 192 or 256 bit versions of the Rijndael algorithms.

  17.  * Drupals database abstraction layer is now used properly.

  18.  * Added (untested) support for Windows.

  19.  * AES-encrypted passwords are now stored separately in their own table instead of replacing the MD5 passwords in the users table.

  20.  * Added option to show the decrypted password on another page.

  21.  * Plus some other minor changes.