vB.Org Update
 

The site is now running the latest 3.8.10 code - 3.8.10 Release Candidate 2.

This is not yet available for download, but assuming no issues crop up, the next set of releases for 3.8.10, 3.8.11, 4.2.4 & 4.2.5 are due before the end of November.

Finally :)

Finally ?

yay

Awesome to see an update on here for the software. :)

Its actually the third update this year.

We will be moving onto 3.8.11 in early 2017.

Glad to see updates regularly on here, then. :)

And when will be the seasonal update (advent)?
Your german counterpart -> http://forum.vbulletin-germany.com/forum.php already has... :rolleyes:

The version used on vBulletin Germany has no relevance to the version used here. Separate sites, separate owners/administrators.

Is 4.2.4 or 4.2.5 safe to install now?

4.2.4 has been fine for a long time (its the vB4 equivilent of 3.8.10, which we have been running here since the summer).

4.2.5 is Beta now, so aside from occasional minor hiccups, it should run fine (the vB3 equivilent is 3.8.11, whch is running on the forumrunner site).

Thanks, working well. I would have tried 4.2.4 but I do not feel like updating mysql again. I am one step behind the required version.

You're still running MySQL 4 ?

Why ?

I have 4.5.5 and I believe the beta required 4.5.6.. On mobile and do not have the info in front of me though so I could be off right now.

I have not updated MySQL yet to the latest version because I host a bunch of sites and not all of them are mine and i try to avoid restarting MySQL unless i absolutely have too.

With that being said I will probably be updating this upcoming week.:)

##Edit - My Version is 5.5.5, not 4.5.5

The minimum MySQL for 4.2.4 is 5.0.0 (for 4.2.5, its 5.5.8).

No one should still be running MySQL 4 these days, its about as old as PHP 4.

Yeah Paul, that was a typo on my part. I meant my version is 5.5.50 currently..

So this isnt actually correct then ;
4.2.4 only requires 5.0.0, which you meet quite easily with 5.5.50 (in fact, 4.2.5 only requires 5.5.8, so you even meet that as well).

I did update to 4.2.4 but 4.2.5 requires 5.5.8 which is a little higher than 5.5.5. I'm not sure what the difference is though.

Well there is a difference between 5.5.5 & 5.5.50, which is what you stated before.

5.5.8 was the first stable 5.5.x release, prior to that they were RC releases, or Dev releases (5.5.5 was a Dev release).

See https://dev.mysql.com/doc/relnotes/mysql/5.5/en/

Thanks so much Paul. I do have 5.5.50 so I'm good! I appreciate the info!:up:

nice .. thank you :)

Very Nice :)