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Security Vulnerabilities

Administrator — 2006-08-12

Software security researcher Luigi Auriemma kindly reported some flaws in certain file loading functions in MPT and OpenMPT. These could potentially lead to security issues when loading maliciously crafted modules. Luigi's … continue

Tutorials

Administrator — 2006-06-11

I added a new section in the left-hand navigation menu for tutorials that are not part of the main manual project. This way, you can contribute standalone tutorials.
The first such contribution is Vanisher's stunning MPTonomicron, a huge French language document packed with info for beginners and advanced users alike. … continue

FoXWiki - a Firefox Extension for XWiki

Administrator — 2006-04-12

I wrote a little tool to add XWiki actions to the Firefox context menu when right clicking an XWiki link: FoXWiki. It's quite handy, especially if you work a lot with XWiki sites.

It grabbed the attention of some of the XWiki guys, who continue

Homepage Revamp

Administrator — 2006-03-25

I have restyled the wiki homepage to provide more info. It is RSS driven now. If you're not sure what RSS is all about, check this out - the basic idea is you are notified of website updates without needing to visit the site.

File Format Blues

chronocros chronocros — 2010-08-18

I don't really like blogs, but I thought it could be interesting to expose why OpenMPT sometimes stops me from getting to sleep.

Instinctively, XML feels good.

I often think about OpenMPT's future file format but never really get very far code wise. We have to move away from raped XM/IT for so many reasons, and … continue

Attachment Problems Explained

chronocros chronocros — 2010-08-18

The cause of the attachments issue was in fact on my side: the pre-fetch option in the Fasterfox extension was visiting the "delete attachment" links… :)
If you use the fasterfox extension, … continue

IMPORTANT - Attachments not working

chronocros chronocros — 2006-03-13

Update This issue appears to have been resolved.

XWiki attachments are currently not working, so you cannot attach images to a page and display it with xwiki syntax. I have requested support from the xwiki people.
You can still display an image in a page by using html code and referring to an external site:

<img src=continue

First article - blogging on the wiki!

chronocros chronocros — 2006-03-09

XWiki's powerful scripting engine allows for cool features like blogs integrated right into the wiki! How cool is that?