Release v6.34.1 (2026-07-21)

Published 2026-07-21 16:39:29Z

Server

The login validity window works again for LDAP, SSO and email users: Since 6.34.0, saving a user of type ldap, sso or email with login_valid_from or login_valid_to was rejected with UnableToSetPasswordForUserType, and a backup containing such a user could not be restored at all. The validity window is enforced by fylr for every authentication method, so it is settable for every user type again; only the password fields (_password, _password_hash, require_password_change) remain rejected for these types, and backup and restore now strip exactly those. Backups written by easydb 5 or by fylr before 6.34.0 therefore restore onto current servers, keeping each user's validity window. The matching user-editor fix ships in this release — see Frontend below. [0f37420e6]
CMYK PDFs render color-managed previews: Thumbnails and pages of PDFs with CMYK content (typical for print-production files) came out with visibly oversaturated, shifted colors. The mutool shipped in the fylr Docker image is now built with ICC color management enabled — Debian's mupdf-tools package disables it at compile time — so CMYK is converted through color profiles like in easydb 5. Self-hosted installations using a distribution mutool keep the old behavior until it is replaced with an ICC-enabled build. Already-produced previews update on the next (re-)production of the affected assets. [804e6f8f7]

The user editor keeps the login validity window for LDAP, SSO and email users: The editor hid Login valid from / Login valid to for users of type ldap, sso or email and cleared both values when such a user was saved. Since the validity window is enforced by fylr for every authentication method (see the server fix above), the editor now shows and saves it for every user type; only the password fields stay hidden for user types without a fylr-managed password. (a486ab80c)

docker.fylr.io/fylr/fylr:v6.34.1
docker.fylr.io/fylr/fylr-server:v6.34.1

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