Version 0.9.0 of Web-Based Adult Content Server
Release Notes: Includes major set relationship features allowing linking of video and photo sets, provision of multiple resolutions of the same sets, and multi-part video sets. Attribute mark-up is now dynamic and fully configurable (no longer requires code changes to add/alter attributes). Features many new API calls, new icons and attributes, and improved layouts and information in all major apps.
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Release Notes: Includes major set relationship features allowing linking of video and photo sets, provision of multiple resolutions of the same sets, and multi-part video sets. Attribute mark-up is now dynamic and fully configurable (no longer requires code changes to add/alter attributes). Features many new API calls, new icons and attributes, and improved layouts and information in all major apps.
Release Notes: Updated and refreshed for current distributions (Ubuntu to Natty 11.04) and Fedora 14 and 15, this release also includes a new schema update tool enabling migration to the upcoming 0.9.x releases. It includes many small but neat cosmetic changes.
Release Notes: A fully functional "Simple Skin" Web site template, a brand new detailed model page, authentication of users via database (useful in Web hosting environments), a connection manager tool, improved documentation including a new CLI guide, and many bugfixes.
Release Notes: This release adds a sample Web 2.0 application using AJAX to do dynamic model selections, a new Web-based first-time setup system (wacssetup), a new Web-based "association add" command (wacsaddassoc), and many fixes and improvements. A demonstration Web site is now available, so you can try WACS without installing it. You can also download the example sets featured in the WACS documentation.
Release Notes: This is a major bugfix release which also includes a new administration guide to walk users through the collection management process. New code is mostly concentrated on the collection tools, which have gained XML importation facilities and better confirmation messages through the administration process. Debian/Ubuntu packages are now available.
