Fail - Update o 88.0.3 or Greater

OregonDean

• July 31, 2020 11:35

UPDATE ... All is well ... In looking at the version 88 history I see that 88.0.3 is an older version than 88.0.13 ... the numbering system was quite confusing at first. Hi All, I just received the urgent security notice "cPanel TSR-2020-0003 Announcement" suggesting we upgrade to v88.0.3 or greater. We are currently running v88.0.13. One by one I clicked the update buttons (system update, update server software, and update to latest version), and then restarted the server (in the middle of a production day due to the implied urgency) but the displayed version did not update. A quick check at UpdatePreferences shows v88.0.13 as the "Stable" and "Release" version of cPanel, with "Current" disabled. How do I get to v88.0.3 or greater as recommended in the security bulletin? Thanks, Dean

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  OregonDean

  • July 31, 2020 16:38

  Hi All, I just received the urgent security notice "cPanel TSR-2020-0003 Announcement" suggesting we upgrade to v88.0.3 or greater. We are currently running v88.0.13. One by one I clicked the update buttons (system update, update server software, and update to latest version), and then restarted the server (in the middle of a production day due to the implied urgency) but the displayed version did not update. A quick check at UpdatePreferences shows v88.0.13 as the "Stable" and "Release" version of cPanel, with "Current" disabled. How do I get to v88.0.3 or greater as recommended in the security bulletin? Thanks, Dean

  
  And as I probed further I see that 88.0.3 is an earlier version (May 2020) than 88.0.13 (July 2020) ... at first glance that is a confusing numbering scheme! All is well. Dean

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  cPAdminsMichael

  • July 31, 2020 20:22

  Hi Dean, As with most software versions, the number between the dots are actual integers. Meaning 13 would be higher than 3, and not to be confused with 3x vs 13 :)

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  OregonDean

  • July 31, 2020 20:24

  Hi Dean, As with most software versions, the number between the dots are actual integers. Meaning 13 would be higher than 3, and not to be confused with 3x vs 13 :)

  
  I knew that ... but the urgency of the upgrade message threw me into brainless 2nd grade x > y comparisons. Thanks!

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  cPanelLauren

  • August 03, 2020 18:50

  I am glad to see that you were able to resolve this and all is functioning as intended now.

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