Gazelle VS UNIT3D-Community-Edition

If your heart is set on gazelle, Orpheus has their fork publicly available that is more up-to-date than the what.cd fork

I'm seeking a blend of OT and OPS: the comfy programming experience of OT/WCD with selectively imported modern tools from OPS such as Twig templates, Composer dependencies, etc. I also really dig their Router class because script_start is an entangled mess, and I never liked the 50 different PHP in the app root, nor the raw PHP URIs controlled by inconsistent GET requests.

Gazelle has forks still in active development, e.g. https://github.com/OPSnet/Gazelle

Orpheus' fork of Gazelle is worth looking at. Has semi-active development behind it.

Oh, cool, thanks for the info! Nice that it's open source.

You should report this to the UNIT3D creator, /u/-HDVinnie-, via Github would be a good thing to do : https://github.com/HDInnovations/UNIT3D-Community-Edition

I don't think anything exactly like you want exists. The closest I can think of are private Bittorrent trackers. A popular open source implementation would be e.g. UNIT3D.

I did not want to attribute to malice what could just be ignorance or ineptitude. The only justifiable situation I can think of for limiting the characters is when working with legacy code. ReelFlix is based on the UNIT3D codebase which is regularly maintained. Your comment made me curious so I decided to dig into its code. It appears here that it offers two hashing algorithms for passwords: bcrypt and Argon2. So there's no real need of a character limit, and I wonder why they implemented it.