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I have uploaded the tar file of v1.0.6 to my server, but when deployed the site declares itself to be built with 0.12.1 (eg in the footer of each site page and the admin site). Have I got confused, or are some of the files quoting an old version number?

Chris

make sure that you overwrite all files when you upload them

and to be sure, if you upload with FTP, use a software with an upload log to check it is OK.
See http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php/FTP_program
Pierre M.

Thanks guys, but as I said at the start I uploaded the tar file - I didn't use ftp.

My question is: does the CMSMS version number display accurately, or does anyone else have experience of the 1.0.6 tar file producing an installed CMSMS that declares itself as version 0.12.1?

I believe I've installed the 1.0.6 tar file on two domains, and both are saying they are 0.12.1!

Chris

I installed 1.0.6 overtip of my 0.13 installation by using untar/unzip overtop of the current installation

beware that the archive puts all files in a subdirectory by default.

That's why, I did this:

I have just carried out a third installation in a third, separate domain. I have followed the documentation instructions to upload the 1.0.6.tar.gz file to my server but when it is expanded it creates a folder called cmsmadesimple-0.12.1. I have now had the wit to find the file version.php, and sure enough within it I find:

#$Id: version.php 2667 2006-03-25 16:33:48Z wishy $

$CMS_VERSION = "0.12.1";
$CMS_VERSION_NAME = "Savusavu";
$CMS_SCHEMA_VERSION = "18";

So it seems pretty clear that at present the file called 1.0.6.tar.gz is actually an old one.

Chris

# wget http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/frs/downlo ... 0.6.tar.gz
# tar -zxf cmsmadesimple-1.0.6.tar.gz
# grep CMS_VERSION cmsmadesimple-1.0.6/version.php
$CMS_VERSION = "1.0.6";
$CMS_VERSION_NAME = "Niihau";

The instruction in the documentation is:

wget http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/frs/downlo ... 2.1.tar.gz

I have no idea of the meaning or importance of the number in the middle of the line, but I'm using 445 and you (tsw) are using 1246. Where did you get that number? What is its significance?

Chris

Just to be clear: I have (of course) been replacing the version number with 1.0.6 in the wget command. But I have been leaving the number in the middle of the string at 445.

Chris