{$type}_password_expiry_days. This allows the $config variable to be updated
and everyones password will expire based on the new value. To implement
this, the password expiry column in the users table has been changed to
passwordset, and a PHP script is used to convert the expiry dates to set
dates (based on the _password_expiry_days)
- Cleanup the password entry checking
- Load all config variables for the db_update.php script. Just in case an
update script wants access to $config
function in the config editor to one that checks where ALL variables marked
with year=-1 exist for FAIRYEAR. If it doesn't, it creates them. This
function gets called in three places:
- On installation
- On rollover
- Whenever the database is updated
We should, now, be able to just insert new variables with year=-1, and they
will be automatically updated for the current year with the default value.
(no more going into the variable editor to make sure the copy is done).
- Fix the superuser account creation in the install script
db.update.$num.php, may contain 2 functions db_update_pre() and
db_update_post() which are run before(pre) and after(post) the SQL file is
applied. If the php script doesn't exist, the behaviour of the update script
is unchanged.
