Use dynamic Rebar configuration
Make iconv dependency optional
Disable transient_supervisors compile option
Add hipe compilation support
Only compile ibrowse and lhttpc when needed
Make it possible to generate an OTP application release
Add --enable-debug compile option
Add --enable-all compiler option
Add --enable-tools configure option
Add --with-erlang configure option.
Add --enable-erlang-version-check configure option.
Add lager support
Improve the test suite
If the config contains a tuple of integers (for example, if a bind IP
address is specified) then strings_to_binary() calls tuple_to_list()
followed by strings_to_binary(), which then calls list_to_binary()
because the list looks like a string. Then list_to_tuple() is called on
the returned binary, causing a crash.
This patch corrects the problem by calling strings_to_binary1() instead,
which ensures that the value that is passed into list_to_tuple() is a
list.
The server gave an authentication error, if optional parameters
were present in the GS2 Header. Specifically, the "a=" parameter,
that can be used by admins to login as a different user.
After enabling SCRAM password hashing and SSL in ejabberd, XMLRPC ejabberdctl commands were resulting in errors like this:
W(<0.2623.0>:ejabberd_xmlrpc:328) : Error -118
A problem '{error,invalid_account_data}' occurred executing the command user_sessions_info with arguments
It seems that this because ejabberd_commands was using a different authentication check than everything else, which wasn't properly taking account for potential password hashing. (Note I'm not really sure what AccountPassMD5 is doing, but it seems to be different than the ejabberd_auth_internal's SCRAM hasing.)
As explained in Erlang/OTP git log:
eldap: Remove calls to undocumented asn1rt* functions.
We are about to remove the old asn1rt* modules, so we must remove
the calls that eldap make to them. Since the calls are just a
sanity check, we can just remove the calls. Just doing the decode
will do roughly the same tests and generate similar exceptions.
Evgeniy Khramtsov