Time for some housekeeping – WordPress, plugins etc all patched and back to where they should be (taken long enough) — some more updates on PHP, scheduler integration and large data transf ...
The upgrade to 3.0.5 was resleased yesterday. From the release notes: Two moderate security issues were fixed that could have allowed a Contributor- or Author-level user to gain further access to the ...
From the WordPress Development Blog: Version 3.0.4 of WordPress, available immediately through the update page in your dashboard or for download here, is a very important update to apply to your sites ...
… it’s time to go 0-3, I think — WordPress 3.0.3 is out – but the update is really only applicable to remote publishing-enabled systems… WordPress 3.0.3 is available and ...
Don’t forget to upgrade inplace or download! It is a mandatory security update for all previous WordPress versions, and upgrades are easy 🙂 ...
I’m sure you’ve done it already, but WordPress 3.0.1 (a maintenance release) is out since Friday and you should have upgraded (and updated the database) already by downloading the 3.0.1 ve ...
You may not have FTP or FTPS running on your server (either by choice or decision). In order to manage that, there is a simple workaround you can implement. ...
Just a quick note – remember to upgrade now! But you knew that already! 🙂 218 people helped fixing the 1217 bugs, with a new default theme called Twenty Ten and a whole lot more. ...
WordPress has upgraded to 2.9.2, which fixes the issue that “logged in users can peek at trashed posts belonging to other authors”. So upgrade already! 🙂 ...
After a few reported issues with prior WordPress version upgrade 2.9, 2.9.1 is here to save the day (full version, not even RC 🙂 From the source: This release addresses a handful of minor issues as we ...
As also noted on the blog, it’s time to upgrade (if you haven’t already) to version 2.9 of WordPress. There are a huge whack of benefits and improvements (over 500 bugfixes), like the onli ...
So I’ve installed the current beta (for non-production environments) of Drupal 7 on an nginx/php/mysql setup to test speed, interface and ease of use. It was a double-whammy operation, on the on ...
Another quick upgrade to make it safe — 2.8.6 fixes two security problems that can be exploited by registered, logged in users who have posting privileges. Not really pertinent here but good to ...
There’s a note on why to keep patching – How To Keep WordPress Secure over at the WordPress dev blog – definately worth a read. Good sense. ...