Discuss: phpBB 3.2.1 released

[Peter77sx]

I'll make sure to help test the software before the next version get's released publicly, thanks David.

[Heo32]

Thank you to everyone that worked on this release.

Everything went well but these is a tiny cosmetic issue. The forum_read.gif (and other icons) on the index page are enlarged and therefore blurry. I'm using Firefox 54.0.1.

Has a ticket been made for this yet?

[Big Monstro]

Would you mind creating a ticket for this issue in our Bug Tracker?

https://tracker.phpbb.com/browse/PHPBB3-15275

[A_Jelly_Doughnut]

Everything went well but these is a tiny cosmetic issue. The forum_read.gif (and other icons) on the index page are enlarged and therefore blurry. I'm using Firefox 54.0.1.

This is a feature to fix rendering errors/blurriness on high-DPI displays. It is because your browser is caching the older, lower-resolution images.

[Heo32]

Cache cleared. It's working now. Thanks!

[Albert Wiersch]

Everything went well but these is a tiny cosmetic issue. The forum_read.gif (and other icons) on the index page are enlarged and therefore blurry. I'm using Firefox 54.0.1.

This is a feature to fix rendering errors/blurriness on high-DPI displays. It is because your browser is caching the older, lower-resolution images.

Most people can do a "full reload" with Ctrl+F5. That easy keyboard shortcut usually fixes these cache issues more easily than having to "go through the motions" to clear your cache.

[3Di]

Succesfully updated an old live test-board of mine from 3.2.0-rc2 (before ii was 3.2.0-b1 AFAIR) to 3.2.1.

Everything went "smooth like the Sea's surface at dawn".

Thx Devs.

[kber]

Update packages are not currently available.

[Marc]

We are aware of issues arising from incomplete file updates while updating. These seem to be caused by skipping file changes or not fully uploading the changed files.

To prevent this issue we recommend users follow these instructions for updating to 3.2.1:
https://www.phpbb.com/support/docs/en/3 ... ating-32x/

[Erwan11]

You wrote: "4. Remove (delete) the config.php file, and the /images, /store and /files folders from the package (not your site)".

Why don't you delete them yourself before publishing the package

[david63]

You wrote: "4. Remove (delete) the config.php file, and the /images, /store and /files folders from the package (not your site)".

Why don't you delete them yourself before publishing the package

Because that is the full package and you need them for a new install.

[kber]

Update packages are not currently available.

Any Update ?

[DavidIQ]

Update packages are not currently available.

Any Update ?

You can expect that they will not be made available for quite a while, should not even assume it will be a temporary thing. Just follow the link provided on the page you quoted for updating.

[Helios7]

You wrote: "4. Remove (delete) the config.php file, and the /images, /store and /files folders from the package (not your site)".

Why don't you delete them yourself before publishing the package

Because that is the full package and you need them for a new install.

I think a separate pack for newbies without the images, store, files folders and config.php file would be a lot helpful so they dont get messed-up if incase a backup doesn't exist.

[david63]

I think a separate pack for newbies without the images, store, files folders and config.php file would be a lot helpful so they dont get messed-up if incase a backup doesn't exist.

There are enough problems with people not using the most appropriate package already without introducing any more.