activeCollab 2.3.2 is Available for Download

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avatar Ilija Studen Staff Aug 19. 2010. 11:15 am #1
We proud to announce that new build in currently stable branch is available for download - activeCollab 2.3.2. This is a bug fix release with many fixes that improves stability, usability and security of the product. Upgrade is recommended for all users.

activeCollab 2.3.2 is available for download from your activeCollab.com profile:



Please check release notes article for full list of changes.

Installation and upgrade instructions are also available.
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avatar Koen Huybrechts Pro Aug 24. 2010. 6:26 am #2
While trying yo upgrade I get a DB error

Solved thanks to the good support!
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Aug 24. 2010. 6:41 am #3
Hello Koen,

Please get in touch with support team and we'll take a look at your setup.
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avatar Marc Pro Aug 24. 2010. 9:04 am #4
Friendly reminder

Don't forget to backup and migrate any 3rd party or custom modules you may have ;-)
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Aug 24. 2010. 9:26 am #5
Hello,

Yes, you should do that if your FTP client works in replace mode (or you don't know in which mode it works) when uploading files and folders that already exist on the system.
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avatar techsupport Pro Aug 25. 2010. 10:19 pm #6
Is there a recommended procedure for migrating modules? Uninstall then upgrade then reinstall? Or will installed modules persist, as long as all the required files stay in place?
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Aug 26. 2010. 12:28 am #7
Hello,

If you have modules that are compatible with activeCollab 2, than you should simply leave them as is and make sure that you don't overwrite them when you upload new content. System will start to use them automatically, once the system is upgraded.
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avatar J.R. Pro Sep 2. 2010. 6:40 am #8
I don't know if this is specific to our company or 2.3.2 but after copying the files over /public/upgrade/ was silently failing. It would hang up on creating a backup. The error logs revealed that it was not able to allocate enough memory. I had to edit our php.ini and bump the limit from 128M to 256M. I've not had to do this before yet we have been getting backups done just fine. When I did /public/upgrade/ again it went through just fine. I checked the backup file it created in /work/backup/ and it was just over 100MB which was much larger than the daily backups. Maybe this is a full backup instead of an incremental?
J.R.
avatar Ilija Studen Staff Sep 2. 2010. 7:23 am #9
Hello,

activeCollab upgrade script creates backup of entire database. Please check SQL file that you got and make sure that everything's there.
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avatar ranjan Pro Sep 4. 2010. 5:36 am #10
3rd Party custom module migration is a cumbersome process , especially if someone has few more modules than the usual.

Any tips and tricks ?
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