The Apache Roller project is pleased to announce Apache Roller 6.1.6. Roller is a full-featured, multi-user and group-blog server written in Java, suitable for blog sites large and small.
This is a maintenance release with bug fixes and small improvements. Users of 6.1.5 and earlier are encouraged to upgrade. A few changes affect existing installations: - Initial setup now requires a one-time token that Roller prints to the server log. This applies both to a new installation and to a restart that migrates the database schema. - Incoming and outbound Trackback support is removed. The endpoint no longer exists and the entry editor no longer sends pings. - WSSE AtomPub authentication is retired. The authentication.method setting now takes basic or oauth, and an installation still set to wsse fails on startup, so change it before you upgrade. - Media file content types are derived from file content rather than from the upload request. - Table detection during installation is scoped to the database the connection points at. This fixes MySQL installs into an empty schema on a server that also hosts another Roller database. Downloads: https://roller.apache.org/downloads/downloads.html Release notes: https://github.com/apache/roller/blob/roller-6.1.6/CHANGES.md Dave Johnson, on behalf of the Apache Roller project
