Fix stupid limitation on password length

Fixed my alignment fail.

Added a note about 'verified', which might stop people from asking if this value matters.

Tell regular users if this user has svn access or not

CVS->SVN (patch by dave barr)

- Improve performance of notes search by splitting join into two queries
- Fix prev/next links with notes search

Speed-up user search on master by
- using SQL_CALC_ROW instead of searching two times (require MySQL 4.0)
- not searching through user notes by default

# Next speedup might be doing

Speed-up user search on master by
- using SQL_CALC_ROW instead of searching two times (require MySQL 4.0)
- not searching through user notes by default

# Next speedup might be doing a SELECT userid FROM notes WHERE MATCH
# first and adding a "OR userid IN(...found ids...)" to the current query
# to get rid of the join

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You shouldn't be here either

Remove reduntant include

Err. Revert accidental change

- Nuke magic include_path inclues
- Use db_connect() rather then connecting and selecting the db
'manually'
- Don't do totally fckd insanely slow joins when we have no reason to do

- Nuke magic include_path inclues
- Use db_connect() rather then connecting and selecting the db
'manually'
- Don't do totally fckd insanely slow joins when we have no reason to do
so

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$in[username] is only set for "admins", $user is always set!
# Fixes svn authentication issues ;)

- Print the cvs username
- Fix a typo preventing the "Show people on my guarantine list" link never to show

Store the md5 of the rawpasswd too

When creating users/updating password store the svn pass too
# NOTE: *all* existing users will have to "change" their passwords
# before they will be able to use svn

- Pear has a new president, which needs to be able to approve accounts.

Updated the cvs account rejection email

Add derick to cvs users admin list

Add Marcus to list of people that can grant cvs accounts

wire up mail enabling bit

Set the envelope sender to noreply@php.net

People are entering bogus addresses because they don't want to use their
php.net email anymore, and all they get is spam.

Ideally, we wouldn't let any spam through in the first place, bu

People are entering bogus addresses because they don't want to use their
php.net email anymore, and all they get is spam.

Ideally, we wouldn't let any spam through in the first place, but the reality
is that this is difficult.

It's not good for @php.net mail reputation to be spewing spam out to bogus
addresses, so let's allow people to set their email address to be blank to
indicate that they wish to be inactive.

If you have a blank email address entered here, the @php.net MX will reject all
mail for you during reception time.

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Let Greg manage PEAR accounts

Since Philip is now in charge of all things doc-related, I think it makes
sense to let him manage doc accounts as well.

Quick-fix for sql injection in user id