Even minor patches that seem insignificant could protect from potentially critical security vulnerabilities. New series increment the major or minor version number. Usually these will have new features and changes to the database schema, and therefore may break existing forum customizations, such as themes and plugins. They may also contain security vulnerability patches and bug fixes. In the past, they were called major releases , and odd minor numbers indicated development-only releases.
The most common patch releases introduce small enhancements, and are produced in response to bug reports and security problems. Customizations plugins, themes, etc. Security Releases appear to fix any known security holes.
Upgrading should be completed as soon as possible, otherwise forum security could be compromised. Maintenance Releases fix bugs and contain other stability or performance improvements. Upgrading is not as immediately necessary with simple maintenance releases as it is with security releases, but it is recommended and encouraged to upgrade as soon as it is convenient.
Compare the development cycle length and resolved issue numbers in MyBB releases. Release Insights. View a list of vulnerabilities addressed in the past.
Resolved Security Issues. The following is a list of official public and private releases of MyBB. Download links for previous versions are provided on this page for older versions for non-production site usage i. All administrators are strongly encouraged to use the latest release of MyBB on production forums. Lost Password? Threaded Mode DevBB vs. My question would be, is MyBB an updated version of DevBB changed brand identity in the process of developing or you registered expired domain name from another board?
A bit confused Thank you. He obviously owned, or bought the domain off DevBB and is now using it for this forum software. I would definitely recommend migrating to this for many reasons However, prepare for a little bit of work Svenson a member of this site as well although not seen for a while now wrote a simple migration script that migrated the members, forums and posts So I just bit the bullet and migrated I would think that a copy of the migration-file a php-file is still here somewhere in the forums Here's the story as I know it.
Chris used to develop a forum called XMB. That was their product until MyBB was nearing completion. Thats my understanding. My first code submissions were in 0. This is where things began to change.. I didn't like his management and ideas for the project so at version 1. I'll try to port db to MyBB with these tools you suggested.
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