I need to get hold of the source for version 6.02 specifically umbraco.core. I cannot see this in the downloads section.
I looked in the source code tab but there are many changesets labelled with 6.02 how do I know which one to get. Sorry I am not a regular user of codeplex.
Thank you for the replies and sorry for the late response it seems that my notifications have stopped working.
Jan I agree that upgrading would be a good option however in this case my client is very nervous of words like "upgrade". My reason for needing to tweak the source code is that I have implemented Amazon S3 for my media items by creating an implementation of IFileSystem. It all works great except when I try to add an image from the media section using the rich text editor control. I need to make a small tweak in umbraco.core.IO.IOHelper to allow my media path to be a url on S3.
Thanks also for your answer Dave. I will definitely look into this.
I bet your client also is nervous about the sentence "security issues". Since we wrote together last there have unfortunately been discovered (or rahter fortunately since we have a chance to fix them now) some security issues with Umbraco, which has been fixed in 4.11.8 and 6.0.5 as stated in this post by Umbraco HQ http://umbraco.com/follow-us/blog-archive/2013/5/1/security-update-two-major-vulnerabilities-found.aspx
So now I actually think you have a valid reason to upgrade the installation. It's really just a matter of overwriting /bin,/umbraco and /umbraco_client folders. Make sure to include the /install folder to run the upgrade script once the copying has been done. You'll also need to merge the files in the /config/ folder. Remember to do a backup of everything before starting to make sure you can rollback in case something goes wrong.
Where do I find the source for version 6.02
I need to get hold of the source for version 6.02 specifically umbraco.core. I cannot see this in the downloads section.
I looked in the source code tab but there are many changesets labelled with 6.02 how do I know which one to get. Sorry I am not a regular user of codeplex.
Any help appreciated
Best way would be to clone the source code with Mercurial on your local machine and check out the closing branch for 6.0.2
Hi Richard
Any specific reason you want exactly 6.0.2? Trying to fix something or? Perhaps upgrading to 6.0.3 would be better?
/Jan
Thank you for the replies and sorry for the late response it seems that my notifications have stopped working.
Jan I agree that upgrading would be a good option however in this case my client is very nervous of words like "upgrade". My reason for needing to tweak the source code is that I have implemented Amazon S3 for my media items by creating an implementation of IFileSystem. It all works great except when I try to add an image from the media section using the rich text editor control. I need to make a small tweak in umbraco.core.IO.IOHelper to allow my media path to be a url on S3.
Thanks also for your answer Dave. I will definitely look into this.
Thanks again
Hi Richard
Sorry for my late reply - crazy week.
I bet your client also is nervous about the sentence "security issues". Since we wrote together last there have unfortunately been discovered (or rahter fortunately since we have a chance to fix them now) some security issues with Umbraco, which has been fixed in 4.11.8 and 6.0.5 as stated in this post by Umbraco HQ http://umbraco.com/follow-us/blog-archive/2013/5/1/security-update-two-major-vulnerabilities-found.aspx
So now I actually think you have a valid reason to upgrade the installation. It's really just a matter of overwriting /bin,/umbraco and /umbraco_client folders. Make sure to include the /install folder to run the upgrade script once the copying has been done. You'll also need to merge the files in the /config/ folder. Remember to do a backup of everything before starting to make sure you can rollback in case something goes wrong.
/Jan
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