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A variety of changes that add up to making outlook synchronization work

with PostgreSQL (at all) and Oracle (better).

1. Changed calendar to read SystemTimezone rather than hardwire it to

US/Eastern.

2. Made calendar depend on acs-lang since that's where the param lives.

3. Fixed the query on the acs-lang page that lets you set the timezone

(used the Oracle-ism UNIQUE rather than the standard DISTINCT)

4. Saw that the test stuff doesn't work and got rid of the links on the

index page - people can live without testing it for this release (we

should fix it for 4.7)

5. Fixed timezone__local_to_utc so it works with calendar, though it's

very whacky (shifted so the timezone'd date part is the UTC date, would

be much much better to use timestamp without timezone but PG doesn't

accept that syntax for function returns and we're not ready to drop

PG 7.2 support yet so I can't take advantage of the timestamp/timestamptz

type names, sigh)

Applied patch #122

Applied patch #112.

Applied patch #115

Removed LU: error log message, which doesn't seem to do be because of any error.

Fixed bug #368: /admin/relations/add doesn't forward return_url to /admin/parties/new

Fixed bug #369: ad_template_sample_users_seq, not _sequence

Allow HTML in the title - it'll get escaped properly

Removed <p> tags around content -- at least enhanced text automatically inserts those, and we're expecting most people to want to use enhanced text.

Fixed enhanced text formatting of UL, LI, and other tags that do paragraph breaks themselves.

Got rid of search_query_name, which doesn't work anymore

Merged bug fix to file watching over from head

Watching the wrong path.

Fixed bug #382: return_url in entry-edit should be "" not "."

module alias for lars-blogger

Sorting user list, and fixed formatting

Made it clearer that you're searching AOLserver API.

Fixed a problem with the party_approved_member_map uncovered by Dave Bauer.

removing debug printouts that I forgot to remove earlier

fixed previous commit of a pg function in an oracle xql file

The error message from ad_html_security_check wasn't HTML quoted like it should be.

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Bumped up version number of ecommerce, so the APM will suck in the new provides statement. Also bumped up events, and made events require the later version of ecommerce, so installing events should work.

Bumped up version number of ecommerce, so the APM will suck in the new provides statement. Also bumped up events, and made events require the later version of ecommerce, so installing events should work.

Changed to service

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1. Made it possible to upgrade from acs-kernel 4.6.1 to acs-kernel 4.6.2

by using the APM rather than running the upgrade script by hand from

PSQL or SQL*Plus.

2. Changed a bunch of package .info files to depend on acs-kernel 4.6.2

to force the APM to upgrade acs-kernel (and therefore the APM datamodel)

before anything else. No guarantee on this though since not all

packages properly define their dependence on the kernel, it appears.

3. Whacked the release notes to suggest people use the APM to upgrade

acs-kernel first, other package later, just for safety's sake.

4. Fixed goof-up in acs-subsite I accidently introduced.

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1. Made it possible to upgrade from acs-kernel 4.6.1 to acs-kernel 4.6.2

by using the APM rather than running the upgrade script by hand from

PSQL or SQL*Plus.

2. Changed a bunch of package .info files to depend on acs-kernel 4.6.2

to force the APM to upgrade acs-kernel (and therefore the APM datamodel)

before anything else. No guarantee on this though since not all

packages properly define their dependence on the kernel, it appears.

3. Whacked the release notes to suggest people use the APM to upgrade

acs-kernel first, other package later, just for safety's sake.

4. Fixed goof-up in acs-subsite I accidently introduced.

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1. Made it possible to upgrade from acs-kernel 4.6.1 to acs-kernel 4.6.2

by using the APM rather than running the upgrade script by hand from

PSQL or SQL*Plus.

2. Changed a bunch of package .info files to depend on acs-kernel 4.6.2

to force the APM to upgrade acs-kernel (and therefore the APM datamodel)

before anything else. No guarantee on this though since not all

packages properly define their dependence on the kernel, it appears.

3. Whacked the release notes to suggest people use the APM to upgrade

acs-kernel first, other package later, just for safety's sake.

4. Fixed goof-up in acs-subsite I accidently introduced.

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