News and announcements
Chive 1.3 released!
Written for chive by David Roth on 2013-05-18
Chive 1.3 is the first release from based on the work of the new location on github, with 3 contributions!
New features:
- Support for MySQL server running on different port than default 3306 (https:/
You can now specify the port MySQL daemon is running on. Connections to localhost ignore the port automagically since the connection is getting established via unix sockets. Connections to local MySQL daemons running on ports different from the fefault must be established via host 127.0.0.1.
This feature has been contributed by Renat Golubchyk (https:/
Bugfixes:
- Open link in new tab with middle mouse click (https:/
In earlier versions, pressing the middle mouse button would open up the link in a new window. That's the way it is supposed to work. This bugfix restores the old behavior.
- English language not shown on login page (https:/
Thanks to all contributors to this release:
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- https:/
- https:/
- https:/
Chive 1.3 can be downloaded here: http://
If you are using Linux, there is a very simple way to install Chive. Just run the following command to download and extract Chive:
wget -O - http://
We hope that you will enjoy using Chive 1.3 and we are looking forward to receive your feedback on github (https:/
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Chive moved to github!
Written for chive by David Roth on 2013-04-16
Chive has been moved to github.
You can find the new location at: https:/
Translations will still be managed via launchpad.
Chive 1.2 released
Written for chive by David Roth on 2012-10-27
In chive 1.2, the following bugs have been resolved:
#1015960 __DIR__ undefined on php < 5.3
#1018314 Big problem with UI and enums
#801186 date_default_
The Phar-Package has now been marked as "experimental" as php`s phar support is far away from working reliable. We will continue to push chive`s phar support until php is getting more stable in this area.
For more information including detailed changelog check out this page: https:/
Chive 1.2 can be downloaded here: http://
If you are using Linux, there is a very simple way to install Chive. Just run the following command to download and extract Chive:
wget -O - http://
We hope that you will enjoy using Chive 1.2 and we are looking forward to receive your feedback in Launchpad (https:/
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Chive 1.1 released!
Written for chive by David Roth on 2012-06-15
Chive 1.1 is a major release with some exciting new features:
- Phar Support 2.2M (BETA)
With this release chive supports running as a phar archive with about 2.2MB!
This is a useful new package for developers who frequently need a small and powerful tool on different webserver, but don`t want to upload the complete source code with thousands of files.
- New Mozilla Ace editor
We upgraded chives SQL-Editor to the powerful Mozilla-Aze-Editor. This editor is well supported and extensible and opens some possible opportunities for providing new amazing features like sql-statement completion in the future.
Fixed Bugs:
#980869 can't assign a user specific privileges
#981502 Style bugs in phar releases
#987128 No license file
#1006168 html "injection" in sql input
For more information including detailed changelog check out this page: https:/
Chive 1.1 can be downloaded here: http://
If you are using Linux, there is a very simple way to install Chive. Just run the following command to download and extract Chive:
wget -O - http://
We hope that you will enjoy using Chive 1.1 and we are looking forward to receive your feedback in Launchpad (https:/
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Chive 1.0.3 released
Written for chive by David Roth on 2012-03-18
This is a bugfix release with the following fixes/changes:
#911194 Unable to automatically insert auto_increment values
#911297 Incorrect displaying of HTML text in in-line edition mode
#918163 Fieldnames don´t appear on csv export with selected rows
#918363 The Server Information box does not include Chive Version
#911136 Security vulnerability fix
You can download Chive 1.0.3 here: https:/
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