I’ve upgraded this blog to WordPress 2.2. It was a three second job with no problems what so ever. If you notice any malfunctions, please let me know.
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Upgraded to WordPress 2.2
Posted in All on May 26th, 2007 · No Comments
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Upgraded to WordPress 2.0.2
Posted in All on March 20th, 2006 · 6 Comments
Ok, guys. I’ve been planning to do this for about three month now. WordPress 2.0.2 is way too sweet (I know this from using it for my other projects) for me to use 1.5.2, so here it goes.
I’ve upgraded this blog. It was easier than I expected (I tried it on another, simplier installation o’mine). The secret was in the cleanup of unused plugins. Since I’ve tried a bunch of things, there were cluttering up in my plugins/ directory. As soon as I removed all unused ones, I had only a few plugins to check for compatibility.
Sadly, not everything works after the upgrade. One of the plugins that I heavily rely on - phpexec - doesnt’ work. I’ll fix it ASAP, but for now it means that archives and blogroll are out of reach.
If you’ll notice any other strange behavior, please let me know.
P.S.: The WYSIWYG editor and AJAX admin interface are so shweeet…
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Upgraded to Wordpress 1.5.1.3
Posted in All on July 7th, 2005 · No Comments
I have finally upgraded to this blog to Wordpress 1.5.1.3. A couple of security issues with XML RPC are fixed by this release. I was a bit slow, since the fixes were released for over a week now, but not to worry - my PHP installation already had all the fixes for XML RPC installed.
Slashdot is running a story on the issue. One of the comments shows an easy way of upgrading PEAR that not everyone might be familiar with:
pear clear-cache pear upgrade XML_RPC
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