4.1.2 Request Timeout when uploading to

[PSS]

4.1.1 uploads ok (vB attachment upload).
4.1.2: does not upload file (even a small 100kb file which should take 3-5 seconds), instead you get later

"Request Timeout
This request takes too long to process, it is timed out by the server. If it should not be timed out, please contact administrator of this web site to increase 'Connection Timeout'."

Connection timeout is 30 secs, but as I said, upload should have been finished ages earlier. Works ok with 4.1.1 which I reverted to until this is solved.

I do not want to raise timeout.

 

[MentaL]

Confirmed, had to downgrade. 4.1.2 does not allow uploads through vbulletin and possibly other stuff.

 

[cmanns]

Confirmed, had to downgrade. 4.1.2 does not allow uploads through vbulletin and possibly other stuff.

Same here

4.2.1 broken

 

[webizen]

the issue will be addressed shortly.

 

[justme]

Ditto with php/fcgi.

 

[anewday]

That's why I wait a while before upgrading when a new version comes out. The auto update is enabled, should turn it off like on the previous versions until there are no serious issues.

 

[meto]

the issue will be addressed shortly.

When? And how should we know it's out since the new release probably would be once again 4.1.2?

 

[robfrew]

I'm getting the same error when using phpmyadmin and I edit records and save them.

 

[XN-Matt]

+1 here.

When will you have an update?

 

[mistwang]

This bug has been fixed, still working on some other minor issues, update will be available tonight.

 

[anewday]

Thanks George. Also, the version needs to be updated on the homepage too.

 

[mistwang]

4.1.2 update packages are available now.

 

[andreas]

Same problem here. Will this update be available automatically?

 

[XN-Matt]

Same problem here. Will this update be available automatically?

Do a force update, it'll then install. It won't work automatically as that version technically already is installed.

 

[sysmesh]

Realizing it's a total noob question but if I hit "force-reinstall" in the admin won't it:
1. just go and re-install the already downloaded version?
2. Reset all of my settings, vhosts and info?

Thanks!

 

[webizen]

1. force-reinstall will re-install the already downloaded version with the latest build.
2. all your existing configurations (including settings, vhosts info) will be preserved.

 

[PSS]

4.1.2 update packages are available now.

I say this again: having version 1.2.3 bugfixed and release it as 1.2.3 is very BAD PRACTICE. I really do want to know that there is a new version without having to check all details in these forums, and I do not want to use command like "force REINSTALL" on a live site.

What an earth is the problem with a new version number for every changed update????

 

[anewday]

Should update the build number and date on the download page.

 

[NC-Designs]

I agree, where is 4.1.3??

It should be something like this -

MajorVersion.MinorVersions.BugFixes