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Zachery 01-17-2004 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by noppid
Let me see if I have this correct...The longer I wait, the harder it may be to upgrade?

So a process that is purposly for the sake of improving the product, will make it worse later?

You guys need to listen to yourselves sometime. The whole point is to improve where problems are found. I expect those problems to be gone by the time this product goes gold. Not hindering me during the upgrade process.
reindexing and rebuilding some info will be unavoidable and the larger the community grows the longer it will take to reindex and rebuild :)

MindTrix 01-17-2004 08:05 PM
A product is always improved, they are still releasing vB2's now :)

So it does not matter when you install a board, or upgrade, if you want it completely up2date or as secure as they get at the moment, you will have 2 upgrade.

You do not have to upgrade to vB3 now if you do not want too. But remember vB2 wont be around forever once they focus on vB3.

ShiningArcanine 01-18-2004 04:36 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by lolwtfomgoic
Anybody going to stay with VB2?

I might, but VB3 is so powerful... I just hate its template/style system to death.
I hate the thread read/unread marking system to death. It needs to be backended. Besides that and a few minor features that make staff's life easier, I don't see what is not to like about vB3? ^_^

Freddie Bingham 01-18-2004 05:04 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by filburt1
I won't be upgrading until 3.0.2 at a bare minimum for security reasons. My board is running and looking good at the moment with no load problems, so there's no incentive for me.
In my opinion, I would hedge my bets that vB3 is more secure than vB2.

Okiewan 01-18-2004 05:04 AM
Well, this thread got me interested, so I made a backup of the current vb2, went thru all the upgrades (I was still running 2.2.1 (don't shoot me), pretty painless actually and my board is hacked to death. All told, including indexing, updating counters, etc, it took about 9 hours (34K members, 700K posts). There are some "gotta have" hacks I'm wating on before I can switch over.

Zachery 01-18-2004 05:23 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Okiewan
Well, this thread got me interested, so I made a backup of the current vb2, went thru all the upgrades (I was still running 2.2.1 (don't shoot me), pretty painless actually and my board is hacked to death. All told, including indexing, updating counters, etc, it took about 9 hours (34K members, 700K posts). There are some "gotta have" hacks I'm wating on before I can switch over.
like what?

filburt1 01-18-2004 11:38 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by freddie
In my opinion, I would hedge my bets that vB3 is more secure than vB2.
Maybe so, but you can also agree that an initial release of any piece of software is the most unstable.

Okiewan 01-18-2004 05:23 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Faranth
like what?
The in-line banner ads is the biggest issue... it's been KILLER on my site. See my post in vB3 Mod requests.

NawkOut 01-18-2004 07:20 PM
I'll Stick With vB2.. Because vB3 Is So Different I Wont Know My Way Around And I'll Go CRAZY!..

Zachery 01-18-2004 07:24 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by NawkOut
I'll Stick With vB2.. Because vB3 Is So Different I Wont Know My Way Around And I'll Go CRAZY!..
thats a very stupid reason to stay with somthing

you didnt know what you were doing with vB2 when you started :)


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