alpha-sorting (#43180)

joomla · Apr 5, 2024 · aa7a1c7 · aa7a1c7
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diff --git a/administrator/language/en-GB/com_admin.ini b/administrator/language/en-GB/com_admin.ini
@@ -170,10 +170,10 @@ COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_BEHIND_LOAD_BALANCER_DESCRIPTION="<p>For Joomla sites
 COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_BEHIND_LOAD_BALANCER_TITLE="New Server Setting \"Behind Load Balancer\""
 COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_AUTOINDEX_DESCRIPTION="<p>Before 3.9.22 the default htaccess.txt file contained erroneous code meant for disabling directory listings. The security team recommends to manually apply the necessary changes to any existing .htaccess file, as this file can not be updated automatically.</p><p>The old code:</p><pre>&lt;IfModule autoindex&gt;\n  IndexIgnore *\n&lt;/IfModule&gt;</pre><p>The new code:</p><pre>&lt;IfModule mod_autoindex.c&gt;\n  IndexIgnore *\n&lt;/IfModule&gt;</pre>"
 COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_AUTOINDEX_TITLE=".htaccess Update Concerning Directory Listings"
-COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_SETCE_DESCRIPTION="<p>Before 4.2.9 the default htaccess.txt file contained erroneous code for appending the \"Content-Encoding\" HTTP header. This could result in double encoding errors when Joomla is installed in a subdirectory and both this directory and its parent directory contain an .htaccess file with this code. You should manually apply the necessary changes to any existing .htaccess file, as this file can not be updated automatically.</p><p>The old code:</p><pre>Header append Content-Encoding gzip</pre><p>The new code:</p><pre>Header set Content-Encoding gzip</pre>"
-COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_SETCE_TITLE=".htaccess Update Concerning Setting the Content-Encoding Header"
 COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_BROTLI_DESCRIPTION="<p>Before 4.4.4 the default htaccess.txt did not support Brotli compression. This could result in double compression errors when Joomla is installed on a server that uses Brotli compression. You should manually apply the necessary changes to any existing .htaccess file, as this file can not be updated automatically.</p><p>The old code:</p><pre>RewriteRule \"\.css\.gz$\" \"-\" [T=text/css,E=no-gzip:1]<br>RewriteRule \"\.js\.gz$\" \"-\" [T=text/javascript,E=no-gzip:1]</pre><p>The new code:</p><pre>RewriteRule \"\.css\.gz$\" \"-\" [T=text/css,E=no-gzip:1,E=no-brotli:1]<br>RewriteRule \"\.js\.gz$\" \"-\" [T=text/javascript,E=no-gzip:1,E=no-brotli:1]</pre>"
 COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_BROTLI_TITLE=".htaccess Update Brotli Compression"
+COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_SETCE_DESCRIPTION="<p>Before 4.2.9 the default htaccess.txt file contained erroneous code for appending the \"Content-Encoding\" HTTP header. This could result in double encoding errors when Joomla is installed in a subdirectory and both this directory and its parent directory contain an .htaccess file with this code. You should manually apply the necessary changes to any existing .htaccess file, as this file can not be updated automatically.</p><p>The old code:</p><pre>Header append Content-Encoding gzip</pre><p>The new code:</p><pre>Header set Content-Encoding gzip</pre>"
+COM_ADMIN_POSTINSTALL_MSG_HTACCESS_SETCE_TITLE=".htaccess Update Concerning Setting the Content-Encoding Header"
 COM_ADMIN_SAVE_SUCCESS="Profile saved."
 COM_ADMIN_SESSION_AUTO_START="Session Auto Start"
 COM_ADMIN_SESSION_SAVE_PATH="Session Save Path"