vBulletin 3.6 and 3.7 are now End-of-Life...

[KevinL]

With this news I hope this doesn't mean that the mods from 3.5 - 3.7 will be put in the archive? A lot if not all of these mods still work with the 3.8 series.

Will we hear anything on this before (if) they get moved so we will have time to get any downloads we may need? Since this always seems to be an issue...

Thank you

[Paul M]

3.5 & 3.6 have been EOL for at least a year now. The only change in that announcement is that 3.7 is now EOL as well.

[Delifed]

well this is a bad move they should keep vb 3.8.4 with support as nobody wants vb4 as it is a piece of crap :D

[Lautaro]

well this is a bad move they should keep vb 3.8.4 with support as nobody wants vb4 as it is a piece of crap :D

vB3.8.x series will be supported look:

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?335799-vBulletin-3-6-and-3-7-are-now-End-of-Life&p=1897740#post1897740
3.8.x: Supported and updated for bugs and security fixes.

[KevinL]

3.5 & 3.6 have been EOL for at least a year now. The only change in that announcement is that 3.7 is now EOL as well.

OK sweet. Will they all be moved to the archive? All of them... Or any of them, 3.5,3.6...

Thanks Paul

[Digital Jedi]

OK sweet. Will they all be moved to the archive? All of them... Or any of them, 3.5,3.6...

Thanks Paul
I think that's the point he's making. Why would they move move them to the archive now when they've been End of Life already for a year?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

Modifications written for 3.5 and higher will mostly work on all 3.x (3.5 and higher) versions, so these will not removed until some time after the entire 3-series (including 3.8) will be end-of-life.

[Paul M]

There are no plans to move the 3.5, 3.6 or 3.7 sections to the archive area.

However, we may block new releases in them (i.e. only allow replies to existing mods).

[vbenhancer]

hopefully i do not release there, or i would have to post all my work before you block new releases ... lol

btw, for the information... even if they plan the eol of 3.8 when 4.2 is out... they will support it for the next year to come anyway, so don't panic, this site will not drown, the downloads will still exists, your site will be able to continue to work after that date... you are not linked to vb.com...

[KevinL]

I think that's the point he's making. Why would they move move them to the archive now when they've been End of Life already for a year?

I never like to assume..

Modifications written for 3.5 and higher will mostly work on all 3.x (3.5 and higher) versions, so these will not removed until some time after the entire 3-series (including 3.8) will be end-of-life.

There are no plans to move the 3.5, 3.6 or 3.7 sections to the archive area.

However, we may block new releases in them (i.e. only allow replies to existing mods).

Thank you for the answers guys. This is what I was looking for more or less :)

And Nex That is also what I was going to ask..just not now. How much longer after 4.2 will they be open. Who knows when 4.2 will be here. With their time line that could be here within this year and 3.8 could be EOL. Now, will these be moved? I know this is way to soon to know any of this though,,,

[TheLastSuperman]

Modifications written for 3.5 and higher will mostly work on all 3.x (3.5 and higher) versions, so these will not removed until some time after the entire 3-series (including 3.8) will be end-of-life.

There are no plans to move the 3.5, 3.6 or 3.7 sections to the archive area.

However, we may block new releases in them (i.e. only allow replies to existing mods).

I never like to assume..





Thank you for the answers guys. This is what I was looking for more or less :)

And Nex That is also what I was going to ask..just not now. How much longer after 4.2 will they be open. Who knows when 4.2 will be here. With their time line that could be here within this year and 3.8 could be EOL. Now, will these be moved? I know this is way to soon to know any of this though,,,

Yes, thanks for that info and I'll just keep an ear open for new news on this subject ;)

[Digital Jedi]

I never like to assume.
I like use "I think" to allow for a margin of error, even when I'm fairly certain or even sure.