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Finally made it to the official 1.0 release. Yay! There have been a couple new features since RC2, but it is functionally the same. So, if you are using the RC2 version, there is *no reason to upgrade* at this time!
There are no code changes in this version since beta2. I am moving this module to RC1, since the code is now stable and there have been no serious bug reports. If you have beta2 installed, there is no reason to upgrade to this version.
Fixed a bug where, if the site was in offline mode, safer login actually
prevents admin from logging in. So, while the site is in offline mode,
the safter login module simply gets bypassed.
Since there have been no major bugs discovered or reported, I am moving this to "beta." This is the same code as alpha4, so if you have alpha4 installed, there is no reason to upgrade to this beta release.
Fixed a bug where it was not wanting to log in correctly after failing
validation. Had to do with setting and unsetting session variables.
Also, added ability to have "minimal protection." Still double-hashes
passwords, but does not use a unique salt, so password managers and the like
will work with it (though obviously, this is less secure).
This is the initial release of Safer Login. Though it is alpha, it is fully functioning. As with any alpha release, if you plan to use this in production, only do so after thorough testing, and with the caveat that the code may change around quite a bit in future releases.