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The recommend way of updating was actually changed with 3.2.3. You will not be able to see this until the 3.2.4 update though.

Going further, I navigated to the install/ directory. There are 5 steps in the Update tab. Introduction Check requirements Set installation data Update files Update database I start with Introduction, then click my only option "Update". The updater skips to the 4th step, Update files, and then stop...

But that shouldn't be the path your forum is located at. What's the absolute path to your index.php? Use that absolute path and remove index.php and you should have the proper root path.

Have you checked your nginx config against our sample configuration? https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/blob/3.2.x/phpBB/docs/nginx.sample.conf Yeah that is super outdated and does not really work anymore. Can't have http directives in per-site config files. My config looks like this now: server { loca...

Have you checked your nginx config against our sample configuration?
https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/blob/3.2 ... ample.conf

Sounds like there is an issue with your webserver setup. What type of webserver and what version of it are you using?

</Solidjeuh> wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 13, 2018 3:45 pm

Are there any style or language changes from 3.2.3 RC2 to 3.2.3 ?

Yes, in fact the style changes topic was just updated:
viewtopic.php?f=591&t=2428791

List of diffs updated after latest changes.

Please be a bit patient for the downloads until the website update is finished.

Please discuss the announcement here.

As a reminder, please do not post support requests here but rather use the Support Forum.

Greetings everyone, We are pleased to announce the release of phpBB 3.2.3 "Bertie's long summer". This version is a maintenance release of the 3.2.x branch which fixes various issues reported in previous versions. The fixed issues include, among others, problems when submitting posts with more than ...

Update first post with changes for 3.2.3-RC2.

Updated the first post to add changes between 3.2.2 & 3.2.3-RC1.

While tests like the mentioned are helpful for doing basic checks of the server setup, it's also important to understand what each of these mean. The BREACH exploit is a server side and browser side issue. It's unrelated to the software being used. In fact, the reason why there is a difference betwe...

As we mentioned in the announcement and the follow-ups, we've taken an extensive amount of time to investigate and try to track how this was possible. Neither Cloudflare nor we were able to find out how the attacker was able to acquire the API key. The very limited number of team members that had ac...