Outdated Scripts - PHPBB 2.0.19 yet

[strikinado]

same problem again, PHPBB is out of date, and I´ve uninstall and reinstall using instructions above, but it don´t work

using R13

ty vm

[AndyReed]

same problem again, PHPBB is out of date, and I´ve uninstall and reinstall using instructions above, but it don´t work

using R13

Are there any error messages? It is very difficult to suggest any thing without more information.

[NightStorm]

I think what he means is that phpBB is up to 2.0.20 now, but 2.0.19 is still being distributed with Cpanel.
http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=380687
It was updated April 7, 2006... so I think he wants to see CPanel update the build they distribute in the Scripts Library.

[strikinado]

yes, cpanel don´t update phpbb yet.

[chirpy]

Then you need to create an enhancement request in bugzilla if one doesn't already exist, to let cPanel know. It's possible they're holding off on changes for the introduction of cPAddons.

[aegis]

Then you need to create an enhancement request in bugzilla if one doesn't already exist, to let cPanel know. It's possible they're holding off on changes for the introduction of cPAddons.

Maybe but cPAddons is now here and that's still phpBB 2.0.19 and Wordpress is still v1.5 when 2.0 has been out for months.

If you're going to provide an easy update system then it's important the software is updated in a timely fashion. Otherwise as a hosting provider all you get is support requests asking when the latest security update is to be available.

phpBB in particular is regularly compromised so leaving it unpatched even for a few DAYS is a risky business.

[chirpy]

cPAddons isn't really "here" until it reaches STABLE.

Regardless, if you haven't logged the request in bugzilla you will probably have to wait until someone does, or cPanel decides to update it, as I've already said.

[aegis]

cPAddons isn't really "here" until it reaches STABLE.

It's in 'CURRENT' now isn't it?

I don't know how each level breaks down in usage but there's probably a lot of people running CURRENT.