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I think this time it's because we've restarted the load balancer a few times.

After the release of phpBB 3.2.4 we've noticed an issue that can affect users with extensions that employ the generate_text_for_display() function.
A fix for this can be found on Github and will be included in the 3.2.5 release:
https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/pull/5448

The event list should also be up to date now.

As a reminder, please do not post support requests here but rather use the Support Forum . Wrong link given there, Marc. It should be https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewforum.php?f=556 Thanks for the update, everyone. It went smooth as always. Thanks for the info. Must have gotten lost in copy & p...

That sounds a lot like a false positive. I don't think we changed anything in all these files that could result in them suddenly showing this issue and that's obviously not even closely related to the security issue that was fixed in 3.2.4.

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 3.2.4 "Bertie's ‘stache". This version is a maintenance and security release of the 3.2.x branch which fixes one security issue and various issues reported in previous versions. The security issue was discovered with a new exploitat...

Added 3.2.3 to 3.2.4-RC1

I assume your web server setup seems to work, otherwise you would probably not make it to the page for entering the database details. When you say no errors are logged, do you mean in the PHP error log or somewhere else? Also, have you tried enabling the developer tools in your browser and checked w...

It sounds like you're missing the vendor folder or parts of the vendor folder. Make sure you fully uploaded all files.

That's not an error that shows up usually and is not triggered by phpBB itself. It seems like your hoster is blocking the execution of the phpBB script. Most probable causes of this can be some artificial load limit that they're enforcing.

It looks like not files were properly uploaded to your server prior to trying to running the update process. Try again and make sure that all files are properly uploaded.

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.