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Revision 12.b (2022-07-20)
- Author: maple
- Categories: Plugin
- Tags: EXIF
- Available languages: 24 (see)
- Compatible with: Piwigo releases 14, 13, 12
- Downloads: 87911
About: Converts EXIF values to human readable localized values. Corresponds to EXIF specification 2.2. Easily extensible with more languages or with more "translations".
Changes: #17 ExposureBiasValue, division by zero
Revision 12.0.0c (2022-07-09)
- Authors: Netcie, kipjr
- Categories: Plugin
- Tags: security , cookie, consent, gdpr, AVG
- Available languages: 25 (see)
- Compatible with: Piwigo releases 14, 13, 12
- Downloads: 9436
About: This extension will display an overlay (partially or full-screen) with a certain text regarding cookies. You can alter the text and change the 'More Info' link.
When the user has accepted the cookies, a parameter will be set in the session table for that session so this popup wont show again.
Changes: v12.0.0c - Fix width issue on mobile devices
New languages:
* Icelandic (Íslenska [IS])
* Slovenian (Slovenščina [SL])
* Ukrainian (Українська [UA])
Revision 0.1Beta (2022-06-02)
- Author: Zacharieg
- Categories: Plugin
- Tags: email, security , 2FA
- Available languages: 1 (see)
- Compatible with: Piwigo releases 14, 13, 12
- Downloads: 1756
About: Warning ! This plugin is currently in BETA, it may have bugs and missing features.
Allow a Two-factor Authentication by mail (by a 6 digit temporary code).
Make sure that your piwigo admin user email address is correct and that you have access to it before activating this plugin !
Work with a correct SMTP server linked to piwigo.
Changes: Working Beta of the plugin.
Contain email Authentication by mail with settings in the admin.
Revision 0.3.0 (2022-05-29)
- Author: sshambar
- Categories: Tool, Plugin
- Tags: api, administration, Webservice
- Available languages: 1 (see)
- Compatible with: Piwigo releases 14, 13, 12, 11, 2.10, 2.9, 2.8, 2.7
- Downloads: 2417
About: The Batch Custom Derivatives plugin adds a new action to the
photo batch manager labeled "Generate custom image size" which creates
any missing registered custom derivative images. The plugin also
adds two WebService APIs to support the new batch action.
The install also includes a Perl script called piwigo_deriv.pl
that allows the creation of either regular or custom derivative
images directly from the command line (or as a background cron job).
New WebService APIs:
- bcd.getCustomDerivativeTypes
- bcd.getMissingCustomDerivatives (Admin only)
Changes: Minor fix so piwigo_deriv.pl ignores image redirects (when derivative is larger than original)
Revision 0.5.0 (2022-05-28)
- Author: sshambar
- Categories: Plugin
- Tags: security , authentication, login
- Available languages: 2 (see)
- Compatible with: Piwigo releases 14, 13, 12, 11, 2.10, 2.9, 2.8, 2.7
- Downloads: 4387
About: The External Authentication plugin supports login based on the identity provided by the webserver (aka the Remote User), which is usually supplied via proxy servers or webserver modules (eg. "Basic Auth"). It differs from the Piwigo "apache_authentication" option by providing a greater degree of flexibility, including:
- Control over which variable(s) are used for authentication
- Piwigo login will always follow changes in (recognized) Remote Users
- Native Piwigo logins possible when the Remote User is considered a guest
- Option to copy webserver supplied passwords to Piwigo accounts
- External login/logout URLs replacing or co-existing with native ones
- Possibily to auto-register unknown Remote Users as new Piwigo users
- Control over auto-registration profiles, passwords, status and notifications
- Flexible list of Remote Users considered guests
This plugin is incompatible with the $conf['apache_authentication'] option, and will auto-disable if it's set.
Fallback Authentication is optional, and permits native Piwigo logins when the current Remote User is considered a guest. NOTE: If Remote User auto-registration is disabled, any Remote User unknown to Piwigo is considered a guest. If Fallback is disabled, Piwigo logins will always match the current Remote User.
The plugin makes every effort to prevent un-intentional account lockout, and is always disabled upon activation to permit configuration before login enforcement is enabled (which may immediately log the current session out!).
Debug logging can be enabled on the plugin's admin page, or by setting $conf['externalauth_debug'] = true
Changes: - Update templates to work correctly with Piwigo 11+.
- Added icons to settings.