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Manual Security Patch Instructions for VB 4.x.x
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Originally posted by MK_1 View PostSo you tell me that the diff file is not the latest version? Diff file and Joe's post are 90% similar, just this one step.
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very easy instructions - took no more than 5 minutes. I shake my head at some guys who are confused about how to do this.Digital-Forums: www.digital-forums.com | CK3 Games: www.ck3.co.uk
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Originally posted by kandhro View Postfor manual patching
do i have to upload patch files downloaded from mebers area + manually edit files or just manual editing is all what i have to do in this patch ?
and thanks for the good support Mark B
It's either upload the patch files or manually edit the existing files.MARK.B
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I understand this marks a change in how people are used to getting patches for 4.x because we only supplied an actual patch for VB 4.2.2. However this is not the thread for complaints. Any post that is not a valid request for support or feedback on actually applying the above changes will be deleted. Anyone posting off topic past this point will get infractions. Please use the Licensed Customer Feedback forum to provide feedback on the exploit/patches/bug fixes in general. This topic is for support of people trying to secure their sites.
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Updated from 4.1. to 4.2.2, and after that was done applied PL1.
ACP does not show that I'm running PL1, and the new files are showing up as 'file does not contain expected contents'. I have verified all files in PL1 are uploaded.
Just want to make sure I'm good.
EDIT; I see at the very bottom of the screen the "powered by" 4.2.2 pl1, so I'm guessing I'm good. Was too busy looking at the top that I missed the bottom.1 Photo
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Originally posted by Pony View PostUpdated from 4.1. to 4.2.2, and after that was done applied PL1.
ACP does not show that I'm running PL1, and the new files are showing up as 'file does not contain expected contents'. I have verified all files in PL1 are uploaded.
Just want to make sure I'm good.
EDIT; I see at the very bottom of the screen the "powered by" 4.2.2 pl1, so I'm guessing I'm good. Was too busy looking at the top that I missed the bottom.
Anyone choosing to upgrade to 4.2.2 at this point who download a fresh copy of 4.2.2 does not have to apply the patch, it is already included in 4.2.2 at this point.
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Originally posted by supergaijin View PostSo just to be clear, if I'm on 4.2.0 PL3, I need to follow the manual instructions in the OP to upgrade to 4.2.2 PL1 and can't just copy the pre-patched files to bring my 4.2.0 up to 4.2.2?
Thanks in advance.
1) You download 4.2.2 PL1 (the full version) from the Member's Area and upgrade to 4.2.2. Then you are good.
2) You follow the instructions in Post #1 to manually patch your existing 4.2.0 install, then you are also safe from this latest exploit.
You choose 1 OR 2, not both.
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Originally posted by Joe D. View Post
Hello, if you are on 4.2.0 you have two choices at this point-
1) You download 4.2.2 PL1 (the full version) from the Member's Area and upgrade to 4.2.2. Then you are good.
2) You follow the instructions in Post #1 to manually patch your existing 4.2.0 install, then you are also safe from this latest exploit.
You choose 1 OR 2, not both.
So I can jump from 4.2.0 to 4.2.2 PL1 without doing the updates in-between (4.2.2 PL! is an inclusive update)? Also, I noticed some people having database errors after the update. Is this common? (Our PHP is greater than 5.2)
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