Passphrases of at least 16 characters; explain that the location holds the key too
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@@ -14,6 +14,10 @@ instead carried by the app description, the git tag, the release, and this file.
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which location, setup and size you used, and how it went.
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### Changed
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- New passphrases must be at least 16 characters (was 12). The location stores the key
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encrypted with each passphrase, so the passphrase is what really protects the backups.
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Existing passphrases keep working. The README and the how-to now say so, and why the
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recovery kit must still be kept off the server.
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- Dates and times in the web interface follow the locale in the user's Nextcloud settings instead
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of the browser's language, so a 24-hour locale shows 16:00 rather than 4:00 PM.
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- The list of backup runs (web interface and `occ backup:status`) shows the runs of the last 7
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