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Serendipity 2.0.2 Security Fix Release

Ian am um :

Please Note: If you wait until tomorrow and update the Serendipity Autoupdate plugin to version 1.1.4 via Spartacus first, you can use the automatic update like ever! We have changed the download URL to fetch and check via GitHuB now. If you don't want to wait and are in a hurry, download this file and drop it onto yours 'plugins/serendipityeventautoupdate/serendipityeventautoupdate.php' file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/s9y/additionalplugins/master/serendipityeventautoupdate/serendipityevent_autoupdate.php

Ian am um :

Maybe it is worth to mention here, that there are a bunch of other interesting fixes, upgrades, enhancements, etc coming with v.2.0.2 too. The addressed flaws were just the reason to get this immediately out now. :)

hoschi am um :

@1: Autoupdate failes, it seems to fetch the right checksum from the website, but either it fetches the wrong update or something other (with a different checksum).

Ian am um :

@hoschi Please use the forum for issues. The autoupdate is working with version 1.1.4, which was immediately updated after the 2.0.2 release. We changed the download and checksum origins, while sourceforge had troubles. If you already did update the autoupdater, and still have this message, please check, if you have a uncompleted download zip file in templates_c. A complete ones is about ~7.5 MB. Delete that file and autoupdate again then.

Anonym am um :

I just released Serendipity autoupdater plugin v.1.1.5, which can now automatically take care about previously broken download zips. Tomorrow on Spartacus.

Serendipity 2.0.1 released

Hanno am um :

Does this issue also affect older versions (1.7.x) of serendipity?

And more generally: Are 1.7 versions to be considered not security supported in general and thus should all users of older versions upgrade to 2.x?