3.0.3 Released

vBulletin 3.0.3

Hot on the heels of vBulletin 3.0.2, we have decided to release vBulletin 3.0.3. We have cleaned out the bug tracker of all important bugs and felt that you would benefit from having the fixes for these issues as soon as we had put them in place.

Additionally, a problem related to sending email has been identified with vBulletin 3.0.2 running with PHP as an Apache module, related to PHP include paths when in 'shutdown function' mode. The problem is inconsistent and has required a workaround from us to force proper functionality. This only affects those who use the mail queue system.

If you would rather not upgrade, but simply wish to fix the email/Apache problem, you can simply overwrite the includes/functions.php and includes/mail.php files on your server with the new ones from the members' area zip file.

UPGRADE NOTE:
If you have not yet upgraded to vBulletin 3.0.2, you will need to rebuild thumbnails from Update Counters after your upgrade is complete. This will get your thumbnails moved from the database to the filesystem. Pre-existing thumbnails will be broken until you do.
Those who already rebuilt their thumbnails following their upgrade to 3.0.2 need not repeat this step.

Bugs Fixed Since 3.0.2


* MySQL version not shown in ACP Quick Stats
* SQL error when building attachment thumbnails
* Removing Orphan posts fails (View)
* Last page of search in user has no navigation button
* Mail Queue fails to work under some versions of Apache
* Code / PHP / HTML should always be Left to Right
* Showgroups links to wrong forum
* 'Wrap x Tags' text hard coded in editor
* vBulletin package contains redundant readme files
* <select> elements in user profile fields moved for visual consistency

Templates Changed Since 3.0.2:
- http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showp...14&postcount=2

Happy upgades!

[Tony G]

That was quick - feel sorry for anybody who did any large-scale upgrades to 3.0.2.

[Brad]

Originally Posted by Tony

That was quick - feel sorry for anybody who did any large-scale upgrades to 3.0.2.

I was going to upgrade to 3.0.2 about an hour before 3.0.3 was release as a matter of fact.