Click here to see what the current release, BrewBlogger 2.3.2, offers.
Fix for Potential SQL Injection Exploit
A vulerability in one of BrewBlogger's PHP files make any installation open to an SQL injection attack, giving malicious hackers access to your users database table
All users should get the fix from SourceForge NOW to prevent their installation from being exploited.
BrewBlogger 2.3.2 Released
November 18, 2010
Finally! The latest version of BrewBlogger has been released. This version fixes several bugs and incorporates a few new features, including:
- The ability to enter up to 15 grains and 15 hops into recipes and logs - that's 6 more than previous for each.
- An enhanced hop bitterness calculator where users can input up to 20 hop additions. The cacluations now take into account whether pellets or whole hops are being used.
- A completely reworked printing feature that outputs cleaner, more user-friendly pages.
- One new theme based upon the BrewBlogger.net theme and inspired by the color scheme from a bottle of St. Bernardus Abt 12.
Note: 2.3.2 will be the final BrewBlogger release utilizing the current code structure. A conversion is planned for release in 2011.
BrewBlogger 2.3.2 is a easy to set up, easy to use, browser-based homebrew logging and calculation suite. It is a PHP/MySQL-based system that provides today's brewer not only a fast and easy way to record their brewing activities, recipes, and awards, but also forum to share their zymurgistic efforts and expertise with the homebrewing community around the world.
BrewBlogger 2.3.2 was developed by brewing and computer geek Geoff Humphrey for zkdigital.com - mainly at his own whim and evolving need.
BrewBlogger 2.3.2 is designed to be used by beer homebrewers at any skill level — from the first time kit brewer to the all-grain über brewer.
Click here for a complete list of features.
Yes! You can test drive a working sample of BrewBlogger 2.3.2.
BrewBlogger 2.3.2 is FREE and open source.
I do this for a hobby, so donations for developing and maintaining BrewBlogger 2.3.2, frankly, are not really that important. However, if you do decide to send money, all donation funds from BrewBlogger 2.3.2 users will be given as part of our annual contribution to the Make a Wish Foundation.
There is no catch. BrewBlogger something I built because I wanted an easy way to record my beer brewing activities. There was nothing web-based out there, so I made one myself.
That said, should you decide to use BrewBlogger, all I request is that you link back to this site.
Each page's footer contains the BrewBlogger 88x31 pixel image. However, if you decide to alter the footer, please link back to http://www.brewblogger.net.
You will need to have a website server with at least PHP 5 and MySQL 4 installed - most web hosting companies do feature PHP and MySQL. BrewBlogger's included instructions will assume that these open source programs are already installed.
From there, installation is easy. Simply add a few lines of configuration code, upload the BrewBlogger 2.3.2 files to your web server, and install the backend database. Complete instructions are included with the download.
No. Entry is as simple as using any commercially available blog programs or Microsoft Word. Through a great piece of open source software called TinyMCE, text entry is a snap.
With your download you receive:
- The complete source code, provided to you under General Public License (GPL).
- All associated image files, freeware and custom
- 12 themes for look and feel
- Installation instructions
- Links to help and bug reporting
- A warm-fuzzy
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