As with all new releases we urge you to update as soon as possible.
Get it at http://www.phpbb.com/downloads.php

I've done the update manually. Can't say I saw that much that could be classed as security fixes. Some of it was just replacing $_SERVER with $HTTP_SERVER_VARS.

2.0.14 just addressed some minor bug fixes as far as I know there were no major exploits in 2.0.13 so I was surprised that the phpBB Group released this version.

Whilst there are no known major exploits with version 2.0.13, there are a couple of minor issues which have been fixed in version 2.0.14. Hence we Thomas has informed folk here so that they can upgrade.

This upgrade also protects the server load better on intensive searches - hence another very good reason to upgrade

Thanks for letting us know of the upgrade Thomas

Hello Thomas,

Good information.

It is possible to make upgrade phpBB 2.0.11 directly to 2.0.14 ?

I`m use PHPBB in PHPNuke...


Thank´s

Hello,

I made upgrade of the 2.0.11 for 2.0.14 in PHPnuke but, it sees this error:

Warning: main(./../includes/constants.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/wwwmydomain/public_html/dp/modules/Forums/common.php on line 192

Warning: main(): Failed opening './../includes/constants.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/wwwmydomain/public_html/dp/modules/Forums/common.php on line 192

The file common.php it is in Forums

Some idea for me ?
Thank´s

Hi paulo,

I have run across this also. Look in the file 'update_to_latest.php', or what ever it is. At about line 45 you will find this


replace it so it looks like this

(That is 2 single apostrophe’s, not one quote symbol)

Then call for this page in your browser again to run it, then delete or re-name it so it cannot be ran again.

HTH, Tom

It's funny because the update_to_latest.php has to be run from the install directory but you are told to delete that once used. In fact the forum wont work if it exists.

I should quantify my statement by saying that this what I had to do, when running it from within the main phpbb directory. I never did place it in the install directory.
This is what I did, and it worked

I wasn't laughing at you but at phpBB's stupid idea of making you run the update file from a directory that you have to delete before the forum will work.

Wow forget 2.0.14, I ust installed the latest snapshot of phpBB Olympus talk about a major overhaul. A heck of a lot more powerful. Can require password complexity, force users to change password every x days, lock out a user after x failed logins and pretty much control everything from Admin.

Hmmm, sounds interesting........

No harm, though I wasn't sure where you were coming from
I did want to make clear to paulo or anyone else, that what I pointed out would only work if installed in the top level phpbb directory, if modifying the path as I did

And I hope you realize that using a pre-release version will NOT be supported by the phpBB Group and when 3.0 is finally released there will be no upgrade script you will be on your own. You will not get any support. The purpose of those snapshots is to test and see the progress of the next major versions and should not be used on a live forum.

Heck is that what that long message says. The message that you have to manually delete from the script before you can use it? And there was me thinking they released a new version every hour just because they cared.

Time to cool down now guys.

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