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Should I upgrade to v2.x.x immediately if my forum is stable on the current version?
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[Not Solved] RE: Should I upgrade to v2.x.x immediately if my forum is stable on the current version?
 09-04-2025, 11:49 AM
(09-04-2025, 10:51 AM)lylybrown Wrote: Thanks for sharing, Gregttersons. I'm also worried about the plugin issue. I will probably follow the suggestion to test on the staging site before officially upgrading.

That was a spam bot unfortunately...
You should upgrade to v2.1.0
There are many security fixes, coding updates (preparing for Sentora v2.2.0 php 8.2/4 release), and changes in the core modules like SenCrypt (SSL Manager) amongst others.

It is still php 7.6 so your forums should work as normal. As always, make backups of your sites and databases before doing any upgrades or changes.
Also, backup your Sentora core and database also!
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