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After the security fix this doesn't matter, but I don't see much point of displaying this information back to the user anyway.

Use the column start/end templates. Also, escape the error message output to prevent injection attacks. Thanks to Mark Piper for the report.

Error messages are outputted without escaping, which isn't so smart. Also, the default error page outputs the error messages, which looks silly when a session times out for example.

Use the standard File::Slurp instead of the Perl6 one. Added suggested dependencies to the debian package for the file content check script.

Use fgets to loop through the file line by line, instead of fgetc to loop through it char by char. Much faster I'm sure. And also has the magical auto-detect mac line endings thing going for it.

Turn on auto detected line endings so that mac line ending files can be uploaded. Disabled the error suppression on the File_CSV::readQuoted. Make sure to detect when we couldn't parse the CSV file (for some reason we're not sure of), and tell the user

username/authinstance

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method to api_*

and to check if images exist before creating them.