- Fixed XSS problem with unsanitized style tags in messages. [CVE-2011-2023]
- Always ensure that the Reply-To header is a full email address in
outgoing messages
+ - Unified address book searches somewhat: file-backed address books now
+ search in each field individually; database-backed address books now
+ search in fields other than first/last name (nickname, email)
Version 1.5.1 (branched on 2006-02-12)
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$escape = 'ESCAPE \'' . $this->dbh->quoteString('\\') . '\'';
$query = sprintf("SELECT * FROM %s WHERE owner='%s' AND " .
- "(LOWER(firstname) LIKE '%s' %s OR LOWER(lastname) LIKE '%s' %s)",
- $this->table, $this->owner, $expr, $escape, $expr, $escape);
+ "(LOWER(firstname) LIKE '%s' %s " .
+ "OR LOWER(lastname) LIKE '%s' %s " .
+ "OR LOWER(email) LIKE '%s' %s " .
+ "OR LOWER(nickname) LIKE '%s' %s)",
+ $this->table, $this->owner, $expr, $escape, $expr, $escape,
+ $expr, $escape, $expr, $escape);
$res = $this->dbh->query($query);
if ($expr=='*' && ! $this->listing)
return array();
- /* Make regexp from glob'ed expression
- * May want to quote other special characters like (, ), -, [, ], etc. */
- $expr = str_replace('?', '.', $expr);
- $expr = str_replace('*', '.*', $expr);
+ // Make regexp from glob'ed expression
+ $expr = preg_quote($expr);
+ $expr = str_replace(array('\\?', '\\*'), array('.', '.*'), $expr);
$res = array();
if(!$this->open()) {
$oTemplate->display('footer.tpl');
die();
} else {
- $line = join(' ', $row);
/**
* TODO: regexp search is supported only in local_file backend.
* Do we check format of regexp or ignore errors?
*/
// errors on preg_match call are suppressed in order to prevent display of regexp compilation errors
- if(@preg_match('/' . $expr . '/i', $line)) {
+ if (@preg_match('/' . $expr . '/i', $row[0]) // nickname
+ || @preg_match('/' . $expr . '/i', $row[1]) // firstname
+ || @preg_match('/' . $expr . '/i', $row[2]) // lastname
+ || @preg_match('/' . $expr . '/i', $row[3])) { // email
array_push($res, array('nickname' => $row[0],
'name' => $this->fullname($row[1], $row[2]),
'firstname' => $row[1],