All releases of ByteHoard
Release Notes: This is the first release in the new 3.0 series. It contains many new features, although many features that will be present in the final release are still missing. Note that this version also contains an unfinished storage format, and as such is only for evaluation; data won't be portable to the next alpha.
Release Notes: This version features group editing, FileMail improvements, miscellaneous bugfixes and feature additions, minor interface improvements, quota support, and support for upgrading from version 2.0.
Release Notes: This version introduces unique, time-expiring links (FileMail), more administrator options, including a skin changer, the ability to change your password and personal details, moderated registrations, and many bugfixes. It is also more intelligent in the face of human error.
Release Notes: This is almost an all-new codebase with faster, nicer, and easier to use code and interface. It's still alpha, so not all features are present, but it is usable.
Release Notes: ByteHoard 2.0.0 is the result of a complete rewrite of the ByteHoard code, allowing more features, stability, and flexibility. The major improvements include a revamped administration center, a module-based system for easy extension of the system, and a new theme.
Release Notes: This release includes all the important bugfixes over Beta 1, the main problems fixed being the installer and the HTML editing integration.
Release Notes: The first release of the 1.1 series, this release contains several major feature upgrades, including three abstraction layers, commenting, moving, and improved template formats.
Release Notes: This release includes bugfixes and code cleanup, along with all of the fixes in the release candidates.
Release Notes: Several options have been added, including recursive directory deletion and proper user deletion, and numerous bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: This release incorporates a permissions system change which resolves all previous permissions bugs, a new template, more internationalisation updates, and some other small changes.
