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Cpanel 6.0.0 Announced as stable R73

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by ozzi4648, Feb 21, 2003.

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    So does that mean we can change the update options back from Edge to Stable? I'm running E68 and the stable is R73. Which is higher? What ill effects would this cause?
     
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    Stable is S73, Release is R72, Edge is E71. You look at the number to tell which is the highest. i.e. 73 > 72 > 71.
     
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    Hi,

    Ok I see CPanel 6 R72 is now available will this auto update the next tim upcp runs ? and will I need to reboot server in mornign ?

    Regards,
    Garry

    EDIT: fixed spelling
     
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    So i have Cpanel 6.0.0-E68 but i want to set it to Stable. So your saying S73 is higher then E68 so i can set it back to Stable in this case?
     
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    Hi ozzi4648,

    Yes this is the case.

    Kind Regards,

    Neil
     
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    If you go to "Change Update Preference" in WHM, set "Cpanel/WHM Updates" to Automatic (Stable), you would get S73 overnight.
    If you go to "Change Update Preference" in WHM, set "Cpanel/WHM Updates" to Automatic (Release), you would get R72 overnight.

    (or you can update using WHM's "Update to latest version")
     
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    ozzi4648, you can also set it back to Edge after you're done to get new Edge releases.

    On a side note, I think Edge updates should include both "Stable" and "Release" releases..
     
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