OpenGoo 1.4.2 released

[Frits]

This morning we met Conrado Viña in Amsterdam Central Station and discussed about OpenGoo. He also mentioned the 1.4.2. release.

From sourceforge:
Another bugfix release for version 1.4. Bugs fixed for this release include:
- Error 500 when adding contacts
- Tasks view showed due date instead of start date
- Editing an event on the 31st of a month would show it on the 1st of the month
- An error when making backups.
- 'Number of tasks to display' config option is now working.
- When creating a user from a contact it wasn't being linked to the contact
 
You can download at: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/opengoo/opengoo_1.4.2.zip.

[metabyte]

Hello,

Any SQL changes for this update?

Thanks

[Xenomorph]

When I went to upgrade, it only let me pick older versions like 1.3.x, 1.1.x, etc.

Does that mean there is need to run the upgrade script when going from 1.4.1 to 1.4.2?

[ignacio]

It shouldn't be letting you chose older versions if you are upgrading from 1.4.1 
There should be a file in the 'config' folder called 'installed_version.php' that should contain this (if you have version 1.4.1):

Code: [Select]

<?php
/**
  * Some comments ...
  */

return '1.4.1'; 

?>

If you don't have this file or it has different contents, try manually creating the file and try upgrading again.


Running the upgrade is not too important. Only one query is executed that will enable the calendar config options because they weren't enabled on some versions. This is the query:

Code: [Select]

UPDATE `og_user_ws_config_categories` SET `is_system` = 0 WHERE `name` = 'calendar_panel';

You may have to change the table prefix from 'og_' to something else if you entered another one during installation.

[Xenomorph]

Thanks. I ran the query manually.

When I upgraded, I did this:

- renamed /opengoo/ to /opengoo-old/
- extracted new OpenGoo to /opengoo/
- copied over old Config file.

I didn't think to copy over installed_version.php.

[daniel_hug]

On the main page of the website the downloadlink still says 1.4.1