vBulletin 3.6.4 Released

[Josh1]

Originally Posted by da420

Then don't upgrade. But, if it's hacked it's your fault. These exploits are hard to take advantage of, but it's possible, and I'd much rather a solution to the problem than to have a big upgrade once a year while these exploits can be taken advantage of.

Aye true.

[RedTyger]

Originally Posted by Rickie3

its bloody ridiculous,vbulletin is in beta,release after release in a matter of months is beyond a joke,ive got better things to do than constant upgrades, I give up!!!!

I share your frustration, but that's just the way it goes. Code will always have errors, bugs and security issues. Ain't no perfect coder in the world. The real issue is what's done about them, and vBulletin are exceptionally quick.

[Marco van Herwaarden]

For 3.6:
1 update to iron out bugs discovered once 3.6 was generally used and a few improvements based on customer feedback. This is to be expected for the first stable release.
1 Update to fix a serious bug introduced when releasing the first update. serious bugs like this don't happen often with vB.
1 Update to fix a security issue in IE (so the release was not vB triggered)
1 update to fix a possible vulnerability that was almost impossible to exploit, but fixed anyway.

[tbaleno]

Am I mistaken or was there only one file to replace with this patch going from 3.6.3?

[Shazz]

Originally Posted by tbaleno

Am I mistaken or was there only one file to replace with this patch going from 3.6.3?

On the 3.6.2 patched is one file change...
On the 3.6.3 its numerious code fixes I think you can read more about it the 3.6.3 thread

[itsid]

Now I'm happy that I never had any 3.6.3 in my hands

'sid

ps constant improvement is something to respect for!

[da420]

Successfully upgraded last night without problems. Only one template in each style to revert.

[jobbe]

Originally Posted by Shazz

On the 3.6.2 patched is one file change...
On the 3.6.3 its numerious code fixes I think you can read more about it the 3.6.3 thread

Sorry to bother; I read the thread on vbcom and I didn't see all these code changes if you're on 3.6.3 as i am.
I see there are something on templates but nothing that really needs to revert.
Well, probably I misunderstood something, but i really thought that overwriteng admincp/index.php was enough

[MorrisMcD]

Upgrading is so easy now with the 3.6 version... I dont know what you are complaining about.. In fact, its almost too easy now.. Templates used to be the pain in the ass, but anymore you rarely have file edits, and minimal if at all, and you can compare template history to figure out what template changes need done if any during an upgrade..

The 3.0 days are over.. 3.6 makes upgrading simple.. Quit yer +++++in

[Zelos]

I personally like the fact that VB has been upgrading so often. phpBB has been plagued with exploit after exploit, and has still yet to release another upgrade since June!