Magnolia 6.1 reached extended end of life on June 2, 2020. Support for this branch is limited, see End-of-life policy.
Magnolia CMS 6.1.7 brings a number of bug fixes and security updates as well as an improvement to the Mail module. With this release, the extended end-of-life period for the 6.1 branch will now run until March 31, 2021. This period is intended to give you more flexibility when planning migration to a fully supported release.
Session
In the Mail module, a debug
property has been added to info.magnolia.module.mail.smtp.SmtpConfiguration
. To debug javax.mail.Session
, set the property to true
. See SMTP Session debugging for more information.
This release comes with the following third-party library updates to fix some security and compatibility issues:
We keep the details of security-related fixes private in line with our security policy. Contact our Support team if you need more information.
The following issues have been resolved where:
Optional.Empty()
(MGNLREST-227).tasks
workspace using the new task-specific indexing configuration (TASKMGMT-41).As part of a security fix, HtmlColumnRenderer
now supports only the class
, title
, style
and target
attributes (MGNLUI-6405, restricted access).
We have fixed several security issues (including vulnerabilities to deserialization, SSRF and XSS attacks) with this release. We keep the details of those fixes private in line with our security policy. Contact our Support team if you need more information.
MAGNOLIA-7915, MAGNOLIA-7933, MAGNOLIA-7938, MGNLCTS-120, MGNLCTS-121, MGNLPUR-197, MGNLUI-6405 (restricted access)
If you are upgrading from an earlier version, read the Upgrading to Magnolia 6.1.x page first and check the Known issues page.
See the 6.1.7 changelog for all the changes.
The Magnolia team would also like to thank everyone who reported issues, contributed patches or simply commented on issues for this release. Your continued interest helps us make Magnolia better. Special thanks go to Sven Bach, Matei "Mal" Badanoiu, Stefan Baur, Marian-Razvan Ilisanu, Philip Mundt, Julius Rabe and Richard Unger.