http://wakaba.c3.cx/releases/wakaba_20041123.zip

A new update, to go with my new image board spam database at http://wakaba.c3.cx/antispam/. This new version features:

• Built-in support for using the spam lists from the above-mentioned database. The spam definitions are stored in a file called spam.txt, and can be edited either manually or through the admin interface. The location of spam.txt can be set with the SPAM_FILE config option, and for simplicity you may want to set all your boards to use the same one.
• XHTML rewrite, which is still beta and not enabled by default. Set the board to use the wakaba_style.pl to used this. You will need to install the css/ and img/ directories to use this one (these are not needed for the old futaba_style.pl). oekaki_style.pl is still based on futaba_style.pl.
• Big code cleanup, which may have fixed or caused bugs. I apologize in advance for any problems this may have caused.
• Tripcode generation has also been cleaned up, and some more esoteric special cases are now probably handled more correctly. (hotaru might like this one).
• Move lots of code out into an external wakautils.pl file. This is mainly useful for people wanting to re-use code out of Wakaba and Kareha. It has tripcode generation, HTML templates, spam checking, and much more.
• Removed the filetypes_*.pl files, and incorporated this functionality into config.pl instead. So that means some extra work for hk0, and everybody else can just delete filetypes_none.pl.

I probably forgot to mention some things here, but I'll post corrections if there was anything more.

Albright's PHP resizer didn't make it into this release yet; I've been meaning to re-write some of the image handling code too and I'll try to work that in when I do.

Oh yes, this I forgot: I made the default strings_e.pl include three files, include/header.html, include/footer.html and include/mid.html. This should make it easier to upgrade the nav bars and boards, as you just need to put the navbar code into header.html and possibly also footer.html.

Also, hotaru might be interested in the wakautils.pl thing, especially for his upload board. There's a new, faster template engine in there that works on older Perls, too, for instance.