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You are correct, there will be a phpBB 3.2.10. Currently there is no change on the schedule for EOM and EOL. Most pull requests as of now should start going against the 3.3.x branch and we're only a bit behind with finishing off the review of still open changes for 3.2.10. Once that has been release...

The database is being updated using migrations. As a result of that, your forum steps through all database changes prior to the latest version. Hence you might end up with your logs stating that you've updated to 3.2.9-RC1 prior to it updating to 3.3.0.

Got to love topics which only seem to have the purpose of publicly shaming team members. You seem to be demanding answers so let me make it clear that I don't condone any of this and don't expect anyone else to reply to your questions. Going to answer this for my site cause I think it's rather hilar...

Make sure your cache folder, located in the root of your forum, is writable.

phpBB 3.2.8 to 3.3.0:
https://gist.github.com/marc1706/a1095a ... 003adf50e2

phpBB 3.2.9 to 3.3.0:
https://gist.github.com/hanakin/ab4eab6 ... 6a507975c1

Please discuss the announcement here.

Please discuss the announcement here.

https://www.phpbb.com/assets/images/images/about/launch/proteus_featured_header.png Today is a big day for the entire phpBB community and we hope that you're as excited as we are! With the help of over one hundred volunteers, we have improved and extended phpBB to provide the new and improved phpBB...

Greetings everyone, We are pleased to announce the release of phpBB 3.2.9 "The Rise of Bertie". This version is a maintenance and security release of the 3.2.x branch which fixes two minor security issues, introduces further hardening, and resolves various issues reported in previous versions. Previ...

Updated first post with 3.2.8 to 3.2.9 changes.

When a user logs in, the password that user entered will be hashed using the new password algorithm and that will be stored as the new hash. Easy as that.

This has been merged into 3.3.0-b2. In its current setup, admins can decide whether unapproved posts should be visible. If there is a need for an additional permission we can also add this later.

Try changing this: to: P.S: the phpBB2 seems somewhat confusing.

Can you post your full config? That way it would be easier to see if anything else does not line up.

It looks like you're using nginx and your nginx configuration is missing the necessary rewrite for the installer: https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/blob/3.2.x/phpBB/docs/nginx.sample.conf#L93 phpBB 3.1 was still using a different installer that did not require this setting which explains why you're now...