This document is an attempt to look at where we are going from here.
It may be helpful for people who wonder when certain features will be
rewritten.

This is an evolving document and may be subject to change.

Hi all;

The LedgerSMB development team has found an SQL injection issue in
LedgerSMB 1.2.24. Because this issue stems from our common SQL-Ledger
heritage, it affects all versions of LedgerSMB and has been confirmed
in SQL-Ledger 2.8.33. We contacted Dieter when we initially
discovered this and now three weeks later it is doubtful when this
will be fixed on his side (his last communication said it was likely
to be at least a few more weeks from present with no committed
timeline). It is expected that when SQL-Ledger 2.8.34 is released it
will contain a fix for this issue.

From an email by Erik Huelsmann:

Another (two?) week(s) have gone by and it's time for another progress
report. We've been working hard to further drive LedgerSMB 1.3 (trunk)
to stabilization.

And with success: Even though new bugs were found and logged, we're
currently down to 0 (zero!) bugs registered in the bug-tracker (and
none located elsewhere). The pending patches queue contains only 2
patches and all pending patches from the mailing list were committed
as well.

[Note: The remaining two patches are not suitable to commit to the main

We have been working long and hard on 1.3 for some time, so it is time we show some screenshots showing how things will be different. I have chosen three screen shots to highlight our new approach:

1) Bank Reconciliation has been entirely redesigned in 1.3 with a new workflow and it is better designed to handle large numbers of transactions. Additionally you can go back later and review a reconciliation set to see what cleared and what was outstanding. This screen shot shows a report for a work in progress.

2) The contact management section is redone. Customers/vendors can now have multiple accounts, contact information, shipping and billing info, notes, etc. This screen shot shows how this looks with Javascript enabled. Here Javascript is used to clean up the interface, and the links at the top switch between visible divs.

3) The contact management screen also functions without Javascript. Here the links on the top are internal hyperlinks to the relevant container divs for the sections of the screen.

Ledger123.com has released a FreeBSD VMWare image with LedgerSMB 1.2.13 pre-installed.

It is available at their web site..

The LedgerSMB team is pleased to announce the release of LedgerSMB 1.2.14 which is available from the SourceForge download page.

This release corrects a number of minor bugs including those relating to reporting, LaTeX templates, and the like.

Please click 'Read more' to view the change log for 1.2.14.

The LedgerSMB team is pleased to announce the release of LedgerSMB 1.2.13 which is available from the SourceForge download page.
This release corrects all known issues with running LedgerSMB 1.2.x on PostgreSQL 8.3 and although other issues may surface, we will fix those as they are brought to our attention.

Please click 'Read more' to view the change log for 1.2.13.

The LedgerSMB team is pleased to announce the release of LedgerSMB 1.2.11 which is available from the SourceForge download page. Some of these fixes are important for Canadian users, as it fixes some tax issues that are affected by the GST change.

Please click 'Read more' to view the change log for 1.2.11.

The LedgerSMB team is pleased to announce the release of LedgerSMB 1.2.10 which is available from the SourceForge download page.

The changelog for this release is quite long, please click 'Read more' for all the details.

Today is the first anniversery of LedgerSMB's first public release.

In the past year, we have released three major releases:

1.0.0: Major security enhancements

1.1.0 Moderate security enhancements, new features

1.2.0 Major security enhancements, new features.

In addition, each of these releases has had several revisions which have
corrected various bugs and security issues. All in all, we have had nearly
25 releases in a year. We have gone from 300-500 downloads in our first few
months to 800-1200 most months currently. While this is still only half of