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Answered Upgrade 2.5.7 to 2.6.5 Upgrade xpdovehicle.class.php xpdofilevehicle.class.php copy failures

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    zhzhzh Reply #11, 5 years, 5 months ago
    Hi Bob,

    thanks for your update, anyway. No reason for excuse.

    In the mean time I upgraded to 2.6.0. I got the very same installation errors like the ones in my OP, but no errors at all on MODx log. It's running like it has never been better.

    But I also checked the correct usage of the .htaccess files (they must be re-copied (4x) after upgrade over the old installation).

    Since then I had no problems at all despite due to some thoroughly lacking understanding from my side of MODx' permissions/ACL concept, but this is a totally different issue.

    But I must admit I hesitate to upgrade to 2.6.5 due to the previous issues, but I will try soon.

    The Begin Upgrade link by UpgradeMODX extra I did not yet research.

    Thanks again,

    zhzhzh
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      BobRay Reply #12, 5 years, 5 months ago
      Please upgrade to 2.6.5 immediately, and then update the Gallery extra if you're using it.

      Both 2.6.4 and Gallery have serious security issues and many MODX sites have been hacked lately.

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        zhzhzh Reply #13, 5 years, 4 months ago
        Just as a late feedback:

        Yes, I did a successful upgrade to 2.6.5. And yes, I got the exactly same upgrade "errors" as in my first post. But the systems works without any issue since then.

        Thanks again for your support,

        zhzhzh