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The phpBB Group announced a new release, 3.0.2, today.
It addresses mainly bug fixes, but according to the info on their site, it also addresses a minor security issue.
Read more about it here:
http://www.phpbb.com...p...4&t=1059565
I just upgraded my test board, and everything seems to work ok. If I have time this weekend, I'll try upgrading my live board.
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Phpbb 3.0.2 Released
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 02:45 AM
Thanks Bob. 
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 05:43 PM
Thanks Bob
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 08:16 PM
No problem, guys.
I updated my live board today. It is pretty heavily modified, but the auto update program worked very well, and I was able to merge all the modified files without issue.
With this release, you can also download a set of code changes in MODX format. I wouldn't recommend applying all the code changes by hand, but if you have a heavily modified board, it is good to be able to quickly scan to see what files are affected, and in what area the changes are applied. Also, if a conflict develops in the auto updater, you can force the auto updater to skip a particular file, and just apply those changes by hand after doing the auto update.
I updated my live board today. It is pretty heavily modified, but the auto update program worked very well, and I was able to merge all the modified files without issue.
With this release, you can also download a set of code changes in MODX format. I wouldn't recommend applying all the code changes by hand, but if you have a heavily modified board, it is good to be able to quickly scan to see what files are affected, and in what area the changes are applied. Also, if a conflict develops in the auto updater, you can force the auto updater to skip a particular file, and just apply those changes by hand after doing the auto update.
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